Pennsylvania Railroad "Keystone" Magazines Vol #26-29

The Pennsylvania Railroad Technical & Historical Society started publishing the "Keystone" magazine in 1968. This publication is one of the best in the country. These magazines provide great detail in

The Pennsylvania Railroad Technical & Historical Society started publishing the "Keystone" magazine in 1968. This publication is one of the best in the country. These magazines provide great detail in

The Pennsylvania Railroad Technical & Historical Society started publishing the "Keystone" magazine in 1968. This publication is one of the best in the country. These magazines provide great detail in

The Pennsylvania Railroad Technical & Historical Society started publishing the "Keystone" magazine in 1968. This publication is one of the best in the country. These magazines provide great detail in

The Pennsylvania Railroad Technical & Historical Society started publishing the “Keystone†magazine in 1968. This publication is one of the best in the country. These magazines provide great

The Pennsylvania Railroad Technical & Historical Society started publishing the "Keystone" magazine in 1968. This publication is one of the best in the country. These magazines provide great detail in

NO RESERVE Parkett: Kunstzeitschrift/Art Magazine, vol.10-14, 20, 21, 26, 27, 29, 30, 32-38, 43, 44, 46-50/51, 53-71 & 73-91, together 64 in 63 issues, text in English and German, illustrations, some

Twenty-seven volumes of Parkett magazine: Numbers 11-12, 14, 16-17, 19 and 19, 21-24, 26-29, 31-36, 38-43 (including the 40/41 double issue) plus the small format hardcover Collaborations & Editions S

Pennsylvania Railroad 1960's. Linen Backed 26 1/2" x 29"

A 26" tall steam locomotive oil can with a Pennsylvanian Railroad Keystone logo embossed on the front. This is a gravity fed oiler not a spring loaded model. It has a Johnson, Urbana, Ohio hallmark on

Includes (1) Wednesday October 26, 1836; (2) Wednesday January 25, 1837; (3) Wednesday March 1, 1837; (4) Wednesday March 29, 1837; (5) Wednesday July 22, 1840. All Harrisburg Pennsylvania publication

Large fiberboard Pennsylvania Railroad keystone sign, noted from Philadelphia rail yard shop. Measures 48" X 46" *note - patina, some marks noted on logo. This item is pick up only.

A standard Keystone "Casey" wire bottom frame with the 1903 patent date. It has a clean top, Caseys are often pitted. Standard PRR stamping on the lid shoulder. Complete with geared KC brass burner wh

American. 1930s. Brass. 6" x 5.5". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

A standard Keystone "Casey" wire bottom frame with the 1903 patent date. It has a clean top with some pitting, Caseys are often pitted. Standard PRR stamping on the lid shoulder. Complete with geared

Pennsylvania Railroad Keystone Tall Globe Lantern w/ Keystone Cast Globe Keystone tall globe lantern embossed with P.R.R. on the shoulder of the lantern. Last patent date of June 1904. Lantern body is

A pair of gravy boats made for the Pennsylvania Railroad in their "Keystone" pattern. Both made by Warwick China. One has slight bleeding of pinstripe. No damage.

Port of Philadelphia Magazine & others

The heavy, high quality bronze door pulls on backplate in the design of Pennsylvania Railroad's keystone logo. From the collection of Ed McHugh where they were attributed to the Chicago ticket office

An Adlake yard switch lamp made for the Pennsylvania Railroad. It has 4 enamel targets. It has 2 amber and 2 blue lenses. There is an embossed Pennsylvania railroad keystone logo on one shoulder under

A Pennsylvania Railroad silverplate menu holder. This holder has a rectangular shape. It has a prominent Pennsylvania Railroad keystone logo on one side. The front has 2 pencil holders. It measures 6"

A standard Adlake switch lamp with a Pennsylvania Railroad keystone logo on one shoulder. It has a square top, 2 blue and 2 amber lenses. It has porcelain targets on all lenses. It is complete with po

A Dressel short globe style frame. It has a Pennsylvania Railroad keystone stamped on the lid. The very top has the Dressel information. The pot is also marked for Dressel and the brass burner seems t

This is a brass Pennsylvania Railroad Keystone logo uniform/hat badge, featuring the laurel leaf pattern logo as well. Nice original condition.