NYS&W Railroad Wax Sealer Sparta New Jersey

A brass wax sealer from the New York Susquehanna & Western Railroad in Sparta, New Jersey. This sealer is oval and has a nice wooden handle. Phil Simms collection.

A brass wax sealer from the Wells Fargo Express Company office in Sparta, New Jersey. Vernon is on the New York Susquehanna & Western trackage. This sealer is round and has a nice wooden handle. Phil

A great looking oval head wax sealer with stubby metal handle. Fine lettering with WEST SHORE RR NEWBURGH. Phil Simms collection.

Round Adams Express Company Masonville, New Jersey wax sealer. Nickel plated handle, brass round head. Stamps Adams Express Company Masonville, N.J. Sealer some wear to the plating on the handle the h

Adams Express Company Little Falls, NJ. Made by E. J. Brooks & Co., New York. Unit has old patina. Condition: (Good). Dimensions: 1 - 1/4" x 1 - 1/4" x 3 - 1/4".

A round head brass wax sealer made for the American Express Company and used on the New York Ontario & Western Railroad at specific location #11. The dark wooden handle shows lots of wear. Note that t

An oval head brass wax sealer made for the National Express Company using the West Shore Route, assume it's the West Shore Railroad. No 11 refers to a specific location in New York. Great condition wi

A brass wax sealer from the Wells Fargo Express Company office in Salisbury Mills, New York. Salisbury Mills was Erie Railroad trackage near Maybrook. This sealer is round and has a hollow metal handl

A round wax sealer from the Boston & Maine Railroad in Reading, Massachusetts. It uses the "B & Me RR" lettering.

Wells Fargo & Co. Express Pompton, N. J. on a bronze wax sealer head, mounted to a rosewood turned handle. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 1 - 1/2" x 1 - 1/2" x 3 - 1/2".

An oval head brass wax sealer made for the PENNA Railroad. The location was #1060. Note that the last image is inverted like a mirror so it's easier to read. Dave Turkon Collection.

A round wax sealer from the Boston & Maine Railroad used by a Conductor for sealing important internal items. It uses the "B & Me RR" lettering.

National Express Co. Montgomery, NY on a bronze sealer head, mounted to a bulb-style handle. Unit has old patina. Some normal nicks on the border. Condition: (Good). Dimensions: 1 - 1/2" x 1" x 3".

1828 MAP of New York City Suburbs Railroads New Jersey EC Bridgman Color An impressive, 19th-century map of New York City and its surrounding environs. This E.C. Bridgman map is a huge map folded into

A nice example of a 1913 Armspear "Wing Lock" twist off pot tall globe lantern frame. Clear stamping of C RR of NJ on the lid. The globe has a nice casting without panel with an extended base. Display

Western PA stoneware wax sealer marked New Geneva Pottery, 7 blue stripes, 9"T x 6.5"D

Erie Railroad Athenia New Jersey Ticket Dater Die. Stamps, " Erie R.R. CO. ATHENIA, N.J." This die uses a diamond logo as opposed to rectangular. Die has light wear. See photos for best description.

1869 Map of the Railroads of New Jersey A framed Map of the Railroads of New Jersey dated 1869 from the Pennsylvania Railroad General Office Library. The 19 1/2" x 27 1/2" wooden frame holds a map tak

A ceiling light fixture from a New Jersey Central passenger car. It features a frosted "Statue of Liberty" image and includes a heavy metal mounting ring and a few other mounting components. Note the

An older switch key made for the Central Railroad of New Jersey by Bohannan. It has a single barrel ring and serial number of 6765. The Bohannan hallmark is either heavily worn or was never stamped.

An excellent police investigator badge from the Central Railroad of New Jersey. Manufactured by Smith and Warren. Like new!

A pretty standard Dietz Vesta lanner frame This is an "Engine Base" model with a heavy ring on the bottom to keep it from tipping over too easily. It has a date code of S-10-50. The globe is red and h

The Northern Railroad of New Jersey is an Erie Railroad predecessor. The original Erie charter was for a line from Piermont, New York, requiring a ferry ride up the Hudson, and did not include track i

A Dressel Central Railroad of New Jersey (CRRNJ) four-lens signal lantern. 15in tall.