NY & LB RR BRASS RAILROAD KEY.

Including CCO RR, L&I RR, NY&LB RR, NYCS, PC RR, B&O RR, P RR, R&D RR, etc.

(A) "NY&LB incised on hilt, SLAYMAKER hallmark and "3674"on back, light wear, VG; (B) "C R R OF N J" incised on hilt; Both keys VG. Condition for both: (8.0). Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: Each:

This lot contains five different brass keys from the New York Central Railroad. The first key is stamped NY.C.RR on the front. The back is stamped with an S, the number 1124, and has the A&W CO CHICAG

This is a Chicago and Northwestern Railroad brass switch lock and key. Both were made by the Wilson Bohannan Company of Brooklyn, NY. The lock is clearly cast with C&NW RR, and has the WB hallmarks of

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

This is definitely a Bohannan key but not marked that way. Fine NY&NE RR S on the front and a serial number of 1446 on the reverse. Standard New York & New England Railroad bit. We have a T. Slaight N

2 keys from the New Jersey area: (1) CRRofNJ - Central Railroad of New Jersey with 12202 and an oval Slaymaker hallmark on the reverse (2) NY&LB -“ New York & Long Branch with 2500 on the reverse.

N J M R R nicely incised on hilt, "413" and J H W Climax hallmark on back, choke barrel; light tarnish and nice wear. Condition: (8.0) Very good. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 2" x 7/8".

An A&W key, "L.& N.E.RR." incised on hilt. Very faint A&W stamp on back, "1185 S." End of barrel is worn off, otherwise nice. Condition: (6.0) Good. Condition: (Good). Dimensions: 2" x 1".

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This lot is comprised of five different switching/transfer railroad keys from the Midwest. The first is an Akron and Barber Belt RR key. Stamped A&BB on the front, and ADLAKE on the back. The second k

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 large A&W key "SPLA&SL RR" incised on hilt, A&W logo and "1370 S" incised on back. Nice wear, light patina. Condition: (8.0) Very Good. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 2 - 1/4" x 1".

Five Milwaukee Road brass railroad keys. Three are marked “CMSTPandP;” two are marked “CMSTP.” Three different key cuts. One key is marked “RT” on the reverse for r

Group of brass railroad keys including A&W Peoria & Pekin Union switch key stamped P. & P.U. RR. reverse stamped 918 with an S and a worn A&W oval logo, shows ring wear at the top of the hilt. Adlake

B&M RR 21902 S; "CONRAIL" large key; "BMR"; "DOS"; "NHV (??) ADLAKE; 3 general use keys; VG - NOS. Condition: (9.0). Condition: (Excellent). Dimensions: Largest: 2 - 1/4" x 1 - 1/8".

Group of four brass railroad keys including Soo Line, Illinois Central Gulf Adlake stamped ICG RR, Burlington Northern stamped BNR, and Burlington Northern embossed with BN INC. See photos for best de

This is a lot of two Adlake brass railroad keys. One each for the Western Pacific and Union Pacific Railroads. Marked “WPRR” and “UP.”

Three brass railroad keys including Slaymaker 8940 key stamped with GM&O RR SD in serif font on the front. The top of the hilt has some minor flattening. Other keys include Adlake Grand Trunk stamped

New York and New England Railroad T. Slaight Station Key Long station key from the New York and New England Railroad. Key is stamped NY & NE RR on the front in serif font. The reverse is marked T. Sla

3 brass railroad keys: (1) small B&ORR with nice tapered barrel and looks like a modified switch bit - displays great (2) L&N RR is Louisville & Nashville with nothing on reverse (3) Florida East Coas

This is a lot of five brass railroad keys. Four are marked “DMandIR” for the Duluth Missabe and Iron Range Railroad. All are made by Adlake and are numbered D219, 6259, C925, and 4559. All

This is a lot of 10 brass railroad keys and an unmarked brass lock. The lock is made by S C Thompson in Newark, NJ and has a patent date on the clasp of August 23, 1853. The lock comes with a chain, a