Pennsyalvania Railroad Brass Lock JL Howard

An older Pennsylvania Railroad lock made by J. L. Howard in Hartford, Connecticut. Howard locks are not common for any railroad. It has a straight line Howard marking next to the dust cover. It has PR

A brass lock and key made for the New York & Erie Railroad. This is an early Erie name. This is one of the over-sized locks that is quite heavy. No maker and large initials stamped on the drop. It has

An Erie brass lock with ERR stamped on the face. It has 2 keys, one marked ERR "G Master 3A95999". The other key has an ornate Corbin, New Britain hallmark. The clevis on the lock is crushed on the si

An earlier Adams & Westlake hexagon hallmark is stamped on the dust cover of this brass lock. It has L&N RR stamped on the shackle on one side and Sig Dept cast in the drop panel on the other side. An

Pair of brass heart shaped railroad locking including Hansl Manufacturing lock with ICG RR stamped on the shackle. This lock includes and ICG stamped key which does operate the lock. The second lock i

Also comes with token. Lock is approx. 3 3/8" long and key does work

Wilson Bohannan Union? Railroad Brass Lock w/ Key Wilson Bohannan Union? Railroad Brass Lock w/ Key. Body stamped with U.R.R. on the front and WB makers mark with 620 stamped on the reverse. Includes

Includes brass bodied lock stamped with New Jersey Central on the front and MPD 1921 on the reverse. The lock has some small areas of oxidation which should clean. Also included is a large file of mag

A group of 3 different Southern Pacific brass locks. All have nice SP sunset logos on the faces: (1) might have "99" stamped on shackle (2) has "EG" and "7" at 12:00 with another faint marking on the

Playing card boxes, gambling chips and more. Railroad Brass lock U.S.E. & Co.

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

A Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad brass lock made by Fraim with the DL&WRR initials cast into the drop. Good casting. The key also has a serial number. A nice pair.

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.

Lake Erie & Louisville Railroad Post & Company Brass Heart Shaped Lock Lake Erie & Louisville railroad brass lock made by Post & Company. The shackle is embossed with LE&L RR in serif font and the key

Huntington & Broad Top Mountain Railroad brass lock by Ritchie & Sons. One pic shows the key entry.

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 Erie Railroad brass lock that accepts a flat key from the bottom. It's better than the pictures show. The logo is on one side and looks really good. Chain attached.

This is a New England Railroad brass lock, with chain. NERR is on the front of the clasp, while 1967 and HS is on the back of the clasp, as well as the letter Z. Key cover snaps back as it should. The

A pair of nice Erie Railroad brass Locks. They both have the Erie diamond logo. Also included is a Corbin key with ERR MASTER shop stamped.

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

A brass lock with ICRR cast onto the face plate. Standard 2 1/4" across, old patina with some additional age marks.

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

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 Ritchie & Boyden brass lock with B&P RR clearly stamped on the panel. It comes from a a consignor that I have a lot of respect for and he says it is Baltimore & Potomac. I tend to be skeptical but t