Philadelphia Bethlehem & New England Railroad Key

Brass switch key with serif letters PB&NERR. Marked on back SLAYMAKER and numbered 283.

ID Marks: PB&NERR (Philadelphia Bethlehem & New England RR); PTC (Philadelphia Transportation Co); PRTCO (Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co); PSTCO (Philadelphia Suburban Transit Co); P&R (Philadelphia &

Tiffany studio railroad belt buckle, one Philadelphia, Bethlehem, New England Railroad, plus one PRR Keystone logo, 2 1/2", marked on back (Tiffany Studio, New York), 3 1/2". CONDITION: Wear and surfa

Brass switch key with serif letters CNERYCO. Numbered on back 1264.

New York and New England Railroad T. Slaight Station Key Long station key from the New York and New England Railroad. Key is stamped NY & NE RR on the front in serif font. The reverse is marked T. Sla

Philadelphia, Bethlehem & New England SW-7 Switcher locomotive and gondolas, in original packaging, unknown completion

A brass Romer switch key. It is clearly stamped PR&NE RR with a serial number of 380. The barrel has a gentle taper. Fine looker. We have a matching lock for this key in this auction. From the Phil Si

A pair of unusual baggage tags from the Philadelphia Reading & New England Railroad. Both are from the western side of the Hudson River just past the Poughkeepsie Bridge. (1) strap check " two opening

A Climax brass switch key made for the Newburgh Dutchess & Connecticut Railroad. This line existed from 1877 - 1905 when it became part of the Central New England Railroad. This key has ND&C RR stampe

Aristo craft lil critter diesel locomotive and track cleaning caboose - Philadelphia Bethlehem and New England and PRR - ART 22511 and 46951. Locomotive (measured) tested and runs F/B; caboose does no

An unusual pairing is this Adlake stamped steel lock clearly marked LC&N Co for the Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company with an operating key that has the Lehigh & New England Railroad markings. The key

This is definitely a Bohannan key but not marked that way. Fine NY&NE RR S on the front and a serial number of 1446 on the reverse. Standard New York & New England Railroad bit. We have a T. Slaight N

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

An early New England key from the successor of the Old Colony & Fall River Railroad. The OC&N existed from 1864-1872 when it was taken over by the Old Colony Railroad. Nice markings with a tapered bar

An unusual steel Romer lock. It is clearly stamped PR&NE RR. The dust cover spring works fine. Most Romer locks are stamped on the drop, this one is stamped on the shackle. We have a matching key for

ID Marks: L&S (Lehigh & Susquehanna); LVTCO (Leigh Valley Transit Co); L&NE (Lehigh & New England); LVRR (Lehigh Valley RR); L&HR (Lehigh & Hudson River)Date: Country (if not USA): State: Pennsylvania

I've seen similar keys over the years in New England. There has always been a debate about what railroad these keys are from. I think it's Burlington & Missouri River. This key came from our "west of

This could be Norfolk & Western or Norwich & Worcester. It's from a New England collection that had other early keys so I am leaning on Norwich & Worcester. If you live in Virginia?.. Go with Norfolk

being a Traveller's Guide through New England and the Middle States" by W. Williams. D. Appleton & Co. , Philadelphia, 1848. 230 pages with pull-out map of New York and Brooklyn. Map shows a 2 inch te

ASSORTED RAILROAD BRASS KEYS, LOT OF NINE, including B&O; Philadelphia & Reading; Tennessee Central; Illinois Central Gulf; New York Central; Atchison, Topeka, & Santa

An Armspear wire bottom lantern frame with CNERy stamped in the lid. The lantern is complete and very clean. The globe is a desirable red cast Corning CNERy cast in a rectangular panel. These globes a

An Adlake Reliable lantern frame with CNERy stamped in the lid. The lantern is complete and does not list like the pics show. It is straight. The globe is a very nice CNERy cast in a rectangular panel

Dietz Vulcan lantern stamped L. & N.E. R.R. on the lid. The lid also has a light shop stamp of 1858 in the panel provided. Vulcan models generally are not railroad marked so this is good. The globe is

A single lens lamp probably made by Dressel, but not marked. It has a plate under the lens that has L&NE RR CO lettering. This is a tough road to get any hardware from and it's always popular. It has