New York Central System Marker Lamp

An Adlake marker lamps with ribbed lenses and it has the standard New York Central 3 ambers and one red lenses. It is complete with mounting bracket, pot burner and even a Pyrex chimney . The lid pops

This Handlan marker lamp was made for the New York Central System. It has the standard 3 amber and one red lens. The lamp is in great condition and 100% complete with pot, burner, chimney and mounting

Handlan St. Louis Caboose Marker Lamp with mounting bracket and tag marked NYCS for the New York Central System with one red and three blue lenses, no pot or burner included. size: 14.5" t.

This is a New York Central Railroad Adlake non-sweating caboose marker lamp. Fine used condition. Has one red and three amber lenses with no cracks. Complete with chimney and basket. Marked with N.Y.C

This is a New York Central Railroad Adlake non-sweating caboose marker lamp. Fine used condition. Has one red and three amber lenses with no cracks. Complete with chimney and basket. Marked N.Y.C.S. o

Railroad smalls (13), New York Central System, Reading Terminal, Ironton-Detroit-Toledo Railroad & early 1900's train paperweights, (2) glass train candy containers, lantern lamp, perfume lantern & (5

White Waiter's Jacket for the New York Central System Railroad with NYC buttons and NYC System breast embroidery. Tag is marked Ottenheimer & Co, Chicago, Size 44 and marker in collar reads MIDWEST.

A Dressel manufactures mounted lamp with 3 green and one red lens. This lamp came from our predominantly New York Central collection so it might be a special purpose tail classification marker. It is

New York Central System oval metal sign. 48"w x 32"h. See photos. From the North Syracuse, NY Estate. Please read the Terms and Conditions of this auction thoroughly for IMPORTANT bidder information.

SST sign, has good color, shows wear and scratches, 30"x48", rated 7

VINTAGE NEW YORK CENTRAL SYSTEM TRAVEL POSTER (1938) BY LESLIE RAGAN • Framed • 38 1/2' x 25 1/8' frame size Footnotes: OVERALL CONDITION: Good. Appropriate age wear, small scratches, crea

The New York Central Railroad (NYC) was a prominent railroad system that operated in the northeastern United States from 1831 to 1968. Here's some information about the New York Central System:1. Hist

American. 1930s. Cast brass. 7" x 5" x 0.25". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

SST oval sign, has good color, shows wear, 15"x20", rated 7

RAGAN, Leslie (1897-1972). New York Central System. Circa 1950s. Offset lithograph calendar back. A New York Central train passes Bannerman’s Island, where Frank Bannerman VI’s castle of a

Single sided Measures 48" x 32"

Definitely a harder to get occupation from the NYC Railroad. There still seems to be discussion on exactly what this occupation was. I'll let the New York Central experts fight that one out. The badge

4 ft ’ x 25inches” metal

A pair of New York Central System hat badges: Conductor that you would think is common, but is not really. The other is a Baggage Man. A nice pair with no enamel problems.

Factory Sealed Gilbert American Flyer "S" Gauge Trains 6-4961 including: Powered Alco PA-1 engine, non-powered PA-1 unit, 4 passenger cars, combination car, vista dome, coach, observation car

Includes Engine #2231, #400, #2942, and #2580. All in great shape. Excellent

The familiar "dome top" New York Central style badge with heavy jeweler's enamel in the oval on the top of the dome. This is a very unusual NYC occupation. The badge itself is in mint, unused conditio

Includes Conductor, Brakeman, Trainman. 3.5 inches each.

A harder to find occupation that you would think is common from the New York Central Railroad. The oval area has nice jeweler's enamel and there is wear to the mount holes and the back. This badge was