Old Colony Railroad Cast Back Brass Car Lock

A very nice cast back lock made for the Old Colony division of the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad. No manufacturer's marking but I think Smith & Egge made this lock. The dust cover spring work

A fine example of a New Haven fancy cast back lock made for the Old Colony Division. This is a "Car" lock. We have another Old Colony car lock in this auctions so you can compare the key openings. The

An odd Bohannan #119 model brass lock made of the Old Colony Railroad in Massachusetts. It is a car lock. It also has an Omega symbol stamped on the shackle. I don’t know what that's about.

A Pennsylvania Railroad cast back brass lock the initials PRRCO intertwined. The lock has a Fraim keystone hallmark. Included is a fine knobby key also made by Fraim with their keystone logo and the i

A nice dark Philadelphia & Reading Railroad cast back lock. It wants a standard Reading switch key. Nice lettering!

A cast back Pennsylvania Railroad lock made by Fraim. It has the Fraim keystone hallmark on the top of the shackle and it is surrounded by a date of 1912. The back has the ornate PRRCo in intertwined

A pair of brass keys made for the Old Colony Railroad. One has the nice Slaymaker Barry diamond hallmark on reverse. This is a hard to find early maker. The other has CAR for box car.

A fine Fancy back Pennsylvania Railroad brass lock made by Fraim with a date of 1902 on the shackle. The knobby Fraim key has "A 3184" stamped on one side and PRR stamped on the other side. A very nic

Brass lock with ornate PRRCo initials intertwined on one side. made by Fraim. The operating key is a knobby with "3244 M" in addition to the PRR initials.

A Slaymaker Fancy back Pennsylvania Railroad brass lock with PRRCo cast in intertwined letters. The dust cover spring does not work. The large key has no markings.

A nice "P RR CO" cast back lock. The initials can be difficult to see. This brass switch lock was made by Adams & Westlake and it has their oval logo that has the names spelled out and it even include

A Fraim brass lock from 19009 with PRRCo cast in fancy lettering on the back panel. Also included is a Pennsy knobby key with no serial number.

The New Haven used a lot of these car locks. The brass dust cover defines the purpose and the cast iron front plate has the New Haven Railroad initials cast in raised lettering. For some reason this n

This is a brass lock from the Trans Florida Central Railroad. Cast with T.F.C. CO. on the back and TO GET KEY OUT CLOSE THE LOCK on the key cover. Key cover springs back nicely.

The New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad ordered loads of this unusual design box car lock. It's iron or steel and has a cast brass dust cover that is never sprung. There is a stamped "19" on top of

Two cast brass heart shaped locks from the B&M RR. Marked on back of lock with WB for W. Bohannon.

A New Haven cast steel "Car" lock with key. These unusual locks have the New York New Haven & Hartford initials cast across the front plate and then "CAR" cast on the brass dust cover. This lock takes

This large Bohannan key has a single ring and it is clearly stamped O.C.R.R in an arc across the top. It has "544" in a straight line at 6:00 on the front. The back has the standard W. Bohannan Brookl

Philadelphia & Reading Railroad initials cast in relief on a brass switch lock. The matching key is a Fraim with "C8183" as a serial number.

This is a brass lock and key from the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul (Milwaukee Road) Railroad. Clearly cast with CM&STPRR on the lock, it opens easily and the key cover springs back properly. Comes wi

Both the lock and key were made by Bohannan at the old Brooklyn address. The lock has MCRR cast in the back panel. The front has the Bohannan hallmark with 116 stamped in the shackle and W B stamped o

This is a rare Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad brass lock. Cast with DL&W RR on the front, it also has REMOVE KEY WHEN LOCKING cast on the key cover, which snaps back properly.

A nice cast back lock by Adlake with their name cast on the dust cover. The back has UNION PACIFIC in graduated lettering with TOOL above and RACK cast below. The matching key has UNION PACIFIC spelle

This is a beautiful Swift and Company brass railroad stock yard lock. SWIFT & CO is cast into the back of the lock. It is manufactured by Fraim, as their hallmark is on the clasp. No key, but the key