Pair of Escanaba & Lake Superior Brass Railroad Switch Keys

Pair of Escanaba & Lake Superior Brass Railroad Switch Keys Pair of keys, the first is a tapered barrel single ring stamped with E&LSRR in serif font on the front with a serif S on the reverse. Key sh

Pair of keys for the Vandalia Railroad. The first key has VANDALIA spelled out in serif font stamped on the front with 895 S stamped on the reverse. The key has a larger hilt and has some light pocket

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.

Pair of Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad Serif Font Switch Keys Pair of Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad keys marked as follows; LS&MS in serif on the front with S83 on the reverse. The

Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad brass switch key. Tapered barrel and double ringed, however the rings have worn away from pocket wear in spots. The hilt is stamped L S & M S RR in serif font o

Chicago and Alton and Chicago and Great Western Brass A&W Railroad Switch Keys Pair of brass keys, the first is stamped C. & A RR with the A&W hexagon 2888 S on the reverse. The top of the hilt has so

Pair of Slaymaker Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad Brass Keys - Serif Font Pair of P&LE keys both stamped P&LE in serif font on the front of the hilt. Both backsides marked with Slaymaker and D181 and

ID Marks: E&LS (Escanaba & Lake Superior); E&LS (Escanaba & Lake Superior); M&LS (Manistique & Lake Superior); S&SERY (Superior & Southeastern RY)Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance:

Pair of Peoria and Pekin Union Railroad Brass Switch Keys The first key is stamped P. & P. U. RR with oval A&W makers mark on the reverse of the hilt along with 1680 and S in serif font. Key exhibits

This is a pair of Green Bay and Western Railroad brass switch keys. One is stamped GB&W, while the other is stamped in error as GP&W. Both are stamped ADLAKE on the back, and the keys are numbered 671

This is a pair Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad brass switch keys. The first is stamped D&RGW on the front and has no markings on the back. The second D.&R.G.W. on the front and ADLAKE on the ba

A pair of Lehigh & Hudson River brass switch keys. Both marked Adlake but one looks more like a Slaymaker or Fraim.

A Southern Pacific Railroad switch key stamped SPCO CS 4 on the front and stamped Adlake with a serif "S" on the reverse. There is moderate flattening and pocket wear at the top of the hilt with the t

A pair of Maine Central brass keys: (1) Bohannan car key - does not have the "C" marking but this dog-leg bit is definitely MEC (2) standard switch made by Slaymaker.

This is a pair of Erie Railroad switch locks with brass keys. The first is a Fraim lock stamped ERIE, and comes with an Adlake key with the Erie diamond E logo stamped on it. The lock has a chain and

This is a pair of rare Oregon Short Line Railroad switch keys. If you are lucky enough to have one of the CS-2 locks, the first key is a CS-2 key, stamped OSL and CS-2 on the front, as well as 13045 a

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

This is a pair of different Conrail Railroad Switch locks with brass keys. One is made by Keline, while the other is made by Adlake. Both key covers spring back properly, and both come with chains. Ho

This is a pair of brass switch keys from the Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad. The first is stamped C. & W.I.RR. on the front and is numbered 1623, S on the back, with the A&W CO CHICAGO hallmark.

This is a pair of Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad brass keys. They represent the old and new switch key bits. The old key is marked CRI&P RR on the front and has the number 9169S on the back

This is a pair of brass switch locks and keys, unmarked for railroads. Both come with brass keys and their chains. One is a Wilson Bohannan, as it is stamped with their artistic WB letters, while the

This is a pair of brass switch locks and keys, unmarked for railroads. Both come with brass keys and their chains. One is a Wilson Bohannan, as it is stamped with their artistic WB letters, while the

This is a pair of railroad switch locks and keys. The first is an Erie Lackawanna Railroad lock made by Slaymaker and is unmarked. It opens easily with the brass Adlake EL key, and the key cover sprin

This is a pair of Soo Line Railroad switch locks and one brass key. The key is stamped SOO LINE and opens both locks. One lock is made by Adlake and one by Fraim. The Fraim lock does not have a key co