Pennsylvania RR and Penn Central RR Journal Oil Cans

This is a pair of journal oil cans from the Pennsylvania and Penn Central Railroads. The Pennsylvania can has the PRR keystone logo cast on the top, while the PC logo is cast on the Penn Central top.

This is a pair of journal oil cans from the Penn Central Railroad. Both have the PC logo on their top and come with their caps, bails, and wooden handles

This is a pair of railroad cans. The first is a journal oil can from the Illinois Central Railroad. It is cast with ICRR on its top, and comes with its lid, bail, and wooden handle. The second can is

One Very Large Norfolk & Western R.r. Oil Can, One Pennsylvania R.r. Oil Can, Two Small New York Central R.r. Oil Cans, And One Pennsylvania R. R. Pail Has Embossed Side

Consisting Of Two New York Central R.r> Oil Cans, One Wabash R.r. Fire Bucket And One Pennsylvania R.r. Water Can

Consisting Of New York Central R.r. Oil Can, One Large Terminal R.r. Oil Can, One Central R. R. Fire Bucket, And One Pennsylvania R.r. Kerosene Or Signal Oil Can

This is a pair of railroad journal oil cans. The first is from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Cast with B&O RR on its top, it comes with its cap, bail, and wood handle. The second is from the New Yo

This is a trio of different Illinois Central Railroad oil cans. All of them are one gallon cans. The first two are similar, but one is cast ICRR on its top, while the other is cast ICRR on its side. T

This is a pair of journal oil cans from the Erie and Erie Lackawanna Railroads. The first can is cast with EL RAILROAD on the side, and comes with its cap. The second can has the Erie diamond E logo o

This is a pair of nearly identical water cans from the Penn Central railroad. Always in high demand due to the short life of the railroad, bankrupt after only two years of service. The difference in t

ID Marks: PCCO (Penn Central Co); PCRR (Penn Central RR); PRR (Pennsylvania RR); PRR (2 keys); PENNARR (Pennsylvania RR); PENNACO (Pennsylvania RR Co); Date: Country (if not USA): State: PennsylvaniaC

5 Railroad oil cans; 3 Pennsylvania RR, Lehigh Valley RR, Canadian National RR

This is a pair of railroad journal oil cans. The first is from the Southern Pacific Railroad and is cast with SP CO on the top of the can. Comes with its cap, bail, and original wooden handle. The sec

Pennsylvania R.R., New York Central, and Penn Central included.

This is a pair of log-stem oil cans. One is marked “NYCS” for the New York Central System Railroad, while the other is unmarked and made by the Eagle Manufacturing Company.

Large Lot of Mid-C RR Magazines, including: P LE locomotive engineers journal, Railway age, Penn Central Post, Reading RR magazines, & the Pennsy.CONDITION: All have wear from age & use.

This is a trio of railroad cans. The first is a two gallon oil can from the Maine Central Railroad. It is cast with M.C.R.R. on the rim. Comes complete with its cap, wood handle, and bail. It also com

This is a trio of railroad cans. The first is a half gallon oil can from the Reading Railroad, cast with RDG CO on the bottom rim. Complete with cap, chain, and bail. The second can is a two gallon oi

This is a pair of journal box oil cans from the Norfolk and Western Railroad. Both are cast with N&W RY on their sides. Both are missing their caps and one is missing its handle.

This is a pair of railroad switch locks. The first is a brass lock from the Penn Central Railroad, stamped PC RR, made by Adlake. It opens easily with a Pennsylvania Railroad key stamped PRR, which is

Pair of Penn Central Railroad Oil and Water Cans Pair of Penn Central Railroad Oil and Water Cans. Includes a 29" tall journal oiling can embossed with PC with a moderate dent in the side. Also includ

This is a pair of long spout pump railroad oil cans. One is from the New York Central Railroad and is cast with NYCS on the side. The other is from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and has B&O RR cast

This is a lot of four oil cans from the New York Central Railroad and the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railroad, which became part of the New York Central. There are two long spout cans,

3 different steam locomotve era tall oil cans: (1) Peter Gray manufacured with MCRR (Maine Central) side marking - has rot holes on one side (2) New Haven bottom marked NYNH&H RR (3) Boston & Maine Ea