New York Central Railroad Lock & Key

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New York Central realted locks & Keys. 3 locks have keys and then there are 2 more keys. Various makers and purposes. One nice small lock marked NYCRR.

Raco New York Central Railroad Signal Lock Key. Stamped N.Y.C.S. on the front with the "N" partially missing from being mis-stamped. Triangular shaped end on the key.

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

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.

2 NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD LOCKS, 1 WITH KEY, A SPICTURED

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 nice double marked lock & key with the New York Central Railroad "Tool House" marking. Both are Bohannan products. It is a very unusual bit for the NYC. The key is particularly nice.

Group of six railroad keys including Lehigh Valley Corbin key stamped L.V.R.R. X1458, New York Central key stamped N.Y.C.S. with the reverse stamped 44349, steel coach / caboose key stamped N&W, Chica

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

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 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

Books Include; Railroadiana, Steam Power of the New York Central System, New York Centrals Early Power, Encyclopedia of Railroads Central Editor, Railroads of North America, Focus: The Railroad in Tra

Three New York Central Railroad Keys- Two Tool House Group of three New York Central keys. The first is stamped NYCS in serif font on the front with TH serif on the reverse for tool house. The second

A pair of New York Central Railroad keys that are not common: (1) large NYC RR with Adams & Westlake oval logo and "C" for car - not common (2) smaller NYCS in a straight line with TH (tool house) on

Four brass New York Central railroad keys stamped as follows; 83 N.Y.C. R.R. S, NYC. RR A&W Chicago S, N.Y.C.S. Adlake, and chromed N.Y.C.S. Adlake. Keys show various degrees of pocket wear, but all a

Moon Large Body Steel New York Central Lock w/ Key Lock body is stamped with N.Y.C.R.R. The key cover has the Moon oval logo stamped with PATENTED NOV. 21. 1905. The lock retains original links of cha

A group of 3 keys related to the New York Central Railroad: (1) IHB is Indiana Harbor Belt with RT (rip track) on reverse - odd bit (2) steel coach/caboose key (3) NYC RR with A&W oval log and "S" on

Brass switch key with serif letters NYC&HRR. Marked on back with SLAYMAKER stamp and CDSS letters.

Seven Adlake keys, six hilts stamped with NYCS, one stamped with N.Y.C RR. All stamped with Adlake on the reverse. See photos for best description.

Group of 5 New York Central Railroad related keys. Slaymaker with an S, Adlake in an arc with S, 2 odd-ball Bohannans that have been cut down for a special purpose. I've never seen this before. Also i

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 group of 5 New York Central marked locks with 4 operating keys. One telephone box lock has NYC&HRRR. Another NYCS lock key will trip this lock too.

The lock is a Yale product with NYC RR stamped on the shackle. The key is an unmarked smaller than a switch size with hollow barrel. It's an odd key. In New England this would be a telephone box style