New York & Erie Railroad - Brass Lock & Key

A brass lock and key made for the New York & Erie Railroad. This is an early Erie name. This is one of the over-sized locks that is quite heavy. No maker and large initials stamped on the drop. It has

A Bohannan #119 brass lock with NYLE&W RR stamped on the drop. New York Lake Erie & Western Railroad. It has the model number #119 and an "S" on the shackle. A matching key can be found in lot #278. 3

An early New York & Erie Railroad lock made by t. Slaight with the railroad initials stamped across the drop. This name pre-dates the New York Lake Erie & Western name.

An Erie brass lock with ERR stamped on the face. It has 2 keys, one marked ERR "G Master 3A95999". The other key has an ornate Corbin, New Britain hallmark. The clevis on the lock is crushed on the si

A New York Ontario & Western Railroad lock with NYO&W RR cast down the drop in block lettering. Nice pebble finish to the lock. The maker's hallmark is "The Fairbanks Co,, NY. I have never heard of th

A pair of brass locks related to the Erie Railroad: (1) early Post & Co manufactured lock with NYLE&W RR (New York Lake Erie & Western Railroad) stamped in an arc on the back panel. The dust cover spr

New York Central Railroad Brass Small Lock New York Central Railroad Brass Small Lock. Cast with N.Y.C. R.R. on the front of the lock body. Stamped with 57 on the reverse. No key or other makers marks

New York, New Haven, & Hartford Railroad Iron Heart Shaped Lock w/ Brass Car Lock Key Cover New York, New Haven, & Hartford Railroad Iron Heart Shaped Lock w/ Brass Car Lock Key Cover. Body of the loc

This is a pair of brass railroad keys. The first is a rare key from the New York Lake Erie and Western Railroad, stamped N.Y.L.E.&W. R.R. on the front. It is an S key and has the faint remains of the

Standard Switch lock and key both made by T. Slaight. This is the New York Lake Erie ^ Western Railroad before it became the Erie Railroad. Nice markings.

Two New York Central Railroad Locks and Three Brass Keys - Includes Tool House Key Pair of New York Central railroad locks and three keys. Group includes brass heart shaped lock with a broken shackle.

New York Central Railroad group including steel first aid kit. Embossed metal box measures 6 1/2" x 5" x 2 1/4" and is embossed First Aid No 3947 NYC System. The box has moderate paint wear but no oth

Group of 5 locks & keys related to the New York Central Railroad: (1) Indiana Harbor Belt lock & key (2) rusty NYCS lock - no key (3) brass signal lock with key (4) steel lock with unmarked key (5) Pe

A New York Ontario & Western Railroad lock made by Romer. Lettering is stamped on the drop. It comes with a NYO&W RR marked key

This is a steel heart shaped lock and key from the New York Central Railroad. Made by Wilson Bohannan Company, it is stamped with NYC RR on the clasp. The key is also by Wilson Bohannan, and is stampe

A pair of New York Central lock and key sets. One set is matching Bohannan steel lock with brass key. The lock has an “S†for switch. The key is nicely marked and it has a number of 520. The

Scarce and unusual. Corbin brand "car lock" with key and original iron chain for NYNH (New York New Haven)railroad. Stamped steel brass rivets.

A New York Ontario & Western Railroad lock with NYO&W over Ry cast down the panel in fancy lettering. No maker and it takes a fat barrel key, straight down from 6:00. Phil Simms collection.

A nice Post & Company lock made for the New York Lake Erie & Western Railroad. It has the "to get key out" dust cover. It has an "S" for switch. The dust cover spring is broken.. It has a nice old cha

A group of 3 locks: (1-2) New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad - script logo Yale signal locks - both have operating keys. (3) Pennsylvania Railroad Motive Power Division with "11-LA" shop stamp - h

A fine earlier lock made by T. Slaight in Newark for the Wallkill Valley Railroad. This line existed from 1871 - 1877. It was operated by the Erie and then the New York Central took over with final ro

A fine earlier brass key made by T. Slaight in Newark for the Wallkill Valley Railroad. This line existed From 1871 - 1877. It was operated by the Erie and then the New York Central took over with fin

The New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad ordered loads of this unusual design box car lock. It's iron or steel and has a cast brass dust cover that is never sprung. There is a stamped "19" on top of

A New Haven cast steel "Car" lock with key. These unusual locks have the New York New Haven & Hartford initials cast across the front plate and then "CAR" cast on the brass dust cover. This lock takes