Philadelphia Reading & New England Key

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

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

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

Some genius back in the day decided that the Poughkeepsie Bridge Line would be successful. I think the coal theme to New England was a good idea. Passenger service, not so much. In any case this popul

At first glance this looks like a standard cast back Philadelphia & Reading Railway Lock. The shackle also has PR&NE RR. This is the Philadelphia Reading & New England - This is a Central New ENgland

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 &

6 brass with keys (1) New York & Long Branch with 2265 on reverse (2) Philadelphia & Reading with Fraim keystone and 1379 on reverse (3) Long Island with Fraim keystone and 4364 on reverse (4-6) Penn

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

An interesting annual pass from the "Poughkeepsie Bridge Route". In 1894 they were in receivership. The pass has a fine vignette of the Poughkeepsie Bridge with a train crossing the Hudson River.

4 keys from New England: (1) Boston & Maine with nice Sherburne hallmark double ring barrel, one of countless B&M bits that nobody knows true use of (2) Bangor & Aroostook standard switch with Slaymak

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

Richard Chase (American, 1892-1985), "New England Scene", oil on masonite board, verso of board with hand written label reading "NEW ENGLAND SCENE RICHARD A. CHASE", verso of frame with label from Chi

Lot 4 Closed Face Pocket Watches. Burlington Special, Standard, New England, Longines Key Wind. Dimensions: Height: 2.75 inches, Width: 2 inches, Depth: .25 inches. --- US Packing and Shipping charge:

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

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

A Central New England Railway marked key CNE RY with a serial number of 2163. Made by Slaymaker but not marked that way. The lock has a very very faint CNERY stamping on the shackle. It too is a Slaym

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

A standard switch bit with CNERY stamped on the front and a small deep strike of 4046 on the reverse. Dark but no use on a lock. This was a back woods Connecticut bridge line to the Hudson River and t

A standard brass switch key made for the Central New England Railway. A Connecticut bridge line that was leased to the New Haven. It has CNE RY CO stamped on one side and "5497" on the reverse.

Central New England Railway Company brass switch key. Probably made by Slaymaker. Has serial number of 5028 on the reverse.

This is a standard Reading switch bit. It just has "P&R" stamped on the front. The back has a Fraim keystone logo and "D2539" stamped across the top. Very nice use and pocket wear marks.