New York Lake Erie & Western Switch Key Bohannan

An unused Bohannan switch key with a single ring. It has NYLE&WRR on the front and an "S" and Bohannan hallmark on the reverse. This is the standard Erie switch bit. It is brand new, never used.

An early name form from the Erie Railroad The key is a Bohannan with the small block lettering. It has a single ring. It has NYLE&W RR stamped on the front and the Bohannan hallmark with an "S" on the

A nice earlier key with "NYLE&W RR" stamped on one side and the Bohannan, Brooklyn hallmark with an "S" on the reverse. This is the single ring larger style Bohannan design. The Erie used this name fo

An early name form from the Erie Railroad The key is a Bohannan with the larger fancy lettering. It has a single ring. It has NYLE&W RR stamped on the front and the Bohannan hallmark with an "S" on th

A pair of New York Lake Erie & Western Railroad switch keys. One heavily worn with a split bit. The other is a great Bohannan example with a nice "S" on the reverse.

A nice old Bohannan ringed barrel key with the large fancy Bohannan marking of NYLE&W RR on the front and an "S" on the reverse The Erie later adopted this switch bit as their "standard" switch bit.

An earlier New York Lake Erie & Western Railroad switch key. Made by Thomas Slaight in Newark, New Jersey. Nice tapered barrel with the standard Erie switch bit. Dark color.

A nice earlier tapered barrel key made by Thomas Slaight in Newark. It ahs the nice ornate NYLE&WRR lettering on the front and the Slaight hallmark on the revers. The tip of the barrel is really worn,

This brass lock is marked Bohannan with their 1885 patent on the dust cover. It is stamped " NYLE&W RR " on the shackle. It also has a Bohannan model number of "119" stamped ont eh shackle (reverse si

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.

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

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

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.

RARE W.H. BIGGIN, NEW YORK, LAKE ERIE & WESTERN RAILROAD POSTAL DEPT. STRONG BOX, TRAIN #8 & #9 W/ORIGINAL US GOVERNMENT PADLOCK/KEYS, H. 25 1/2" W. 33" D. 23"

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

An earlier New York Susquehanna & Western Railroad key with their initials on the front and the Bohannan hallmark on the reverse. It has an "S" for switch. This earlier SusieQ stuff is harder to find.

A short line that ran from Hoboken to the Southern NY border on Greenwood Lake. The New York & Greenwood Lake was an Erie controlled line. A faint Newark hallmark on the reverse. Either a Slaight or R

A group of 3 keys from the rust belt states: (1) New York Chicago & St Louis with a faint A&W oval logo on the reverse with an "s" (2) Bessemer & Lake Erie with a flat Slaymaker &1417 on the reverse (

A ringed barrel Bohannan key made for the Western New York & Pennsylvania Railroad It has a worn WNY&P marking on the front and the reverse has the Bohannan hallmark with a nice "S" for switch on the

3 keys from: (1) nice older New York Central with single ring and fine Bohannan hallmark (2) Pittsburg & Shawmut with huge lettering and an "S" on the reverse (3) EL is Erie Lackawanna after the Lacka

An early Steam Gauge Lamp & Lantern manufactures lantern. It has a standard vent area for Steam Gauge and it has a skirt on the base and a three priong pinch pot with a turned up rim which is also a S

Railroad Signal Lamp & Lantern made this wire bottom frame. It is a standard "tall globe" size that takes a 5 1/2" tall globe. It has flat verticals and one flat horizontal. It has a twist off base wi

The frame of this NYLE&W Railroad frame was made by Railroad Signal Lamp & Lantern Company. It uses a 5 3/8" globe. The frame has a twist off pot and burner assembly. It has been cleaned and it has a

Very attractive pass with a vignette of a train crossing a bridge over a waterfall. Pass no. H26, issued for 1880 to HM Bronson of the CS&CRR. Signed by the general superintendent (E.S. Bowen). Black