RAILOAD ENGINE BOILER PLATE BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE CO

Bronze Engine Badge #36936, Locomotive Builders Plate - Baldwin Locomotive Wks, September 1911, one smallchip on edge

Northern Pacific Engine Builders Plate #2238 with Photo, American Locomotive Co. 62434, Brooksworks Mfg., Nov. 1920, Mounted on Poly, Extra Nice Cast Iron

American. 1880s. Moulded resin, painted. 11.75" Dia x 1.25". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

A Painted Metal Baldwin Locomotive Co.: Philadelphia Locomotive Badge and Engine Number Plaque for the M.R. & B.T. Railroad January, 1917  each mounted to one side of a wood plaque. Width overall 15

The Baldwin Locomotive Works Williams & Co. engine w/ tender. D & RGW, 453 K-27. 26" L x 8" H. Comes in hand crafted metal storage case. Contact our recommended 3rd party "for profit" shipper Pak Mail

Train Diorama including Train Plate Baldwin/Westinghouse Diesel Electric Locomotive Construction #75926 with Mars Single Light Company Engine Front and a Pair of The Pyle Train Lights. Measures 33" x

Construction No. 36241, March, 1911. OWRR&N Co. 4-6-2, road No. 304; painted green on bronze. Condition: (8.0). Dimensions: 12 - 1/4" x 12 - 1/4".

A bronze Baldwin steam locomotive builder's plate, construction No. 51596. Plate has expected boiler curvature and is mounted on a composite plaque board. Black field paint with tarnished bronze lette

A bronze Baldwin builder's plate, construction No. 32213, from Great Northern locomotive No.1233. Nicely mounted on a composite plaque board. The plate has the expected boiler curvature. There is a ni

Brass Builders Plate #45706, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia, U.S.A., Dated June 1917, Duluth, Missabe, and Northern Railway #88, with black and white photo of actual train, mounted on wood

Baldwin Locomotive Plate #74229, Baldwin-Westinghouse Phila, U.S.A. June 1949, Cast, mounted on wood

Bronze Engine Badge #14, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia, PA, Lake Superior Terminal Transfer 0-8-0 Switcher

Includes Toronto Silver Plate Co, Baldwin &; Miller Inc., and Webster Company. All marked sterling. 7.30 ozt total. MEG

A cast iron superheater plate with numerous patent dates cast in. Plate reads "Locomotive Superheater Co. Superheater Patented…". Condition is clean with some scale on the back and some light ru

Williams PRR Engines Baldwin Shark 9731 Locomotive Heavy (Green 5 Stripe) & Tuscan Pennsylvania railroad GG1 PRR 2360 GG-1. GG-1 Note: other pantograph (top) is in the box, not shown, missing 2 small

Canadian. 1953. Single sided stamped aluminum (SSA). From Model CFA-16-4, built in February of 1953. Exhibits scattered surface losses. Tool marks surrounding each of the mounting holes. Oxidation on

Baldwin Locomotive Builder Plate 39815 Heavy brass plate dated May 1913. Baldwin 39813 was a 2-8-2 Locomotive operated by the Southern Pacific Company and operated in the western United States. 9" Exc

Cast Bronze builder's plate #38812 from Baldwin. Dated November 1912. Stamped 12384684 with old typed data on reverse sting it is from Woodward Iron Company #30, a 2-8-2. About 9 1/4" diameter.

A 9 1/8" diameter Baldwin steam locomotive builder's plate. It is Extra Order 18770. This is from the same 2-6-0 Smokey Mountain Locomotive from the previous Baldwin plate in this auction. I will try

(Lot of 3) Toy trains, including Bachmann 'Baldwin Locomotive Works' engine, LGB Lehmann 'Denver & Rio Grande Western' baggage car and a Bachmann 'Glenbrook Valley' car, greatest 17"l. Provenance: Sol

P-7 4-6-2 Pacific Baldwin Locomotive Akane Model Railroad Co., Japan

Lot includes 2 American Locomotive Co tin plates, along with a heavy cast metal Babcock & Wilcox plate. Largest is 10" by 5". Good-Very Good

Beautiful Baldwin Locomotive Works Number Plate from road No. 1. Unknown provenance. Rear of plate has threaded boss for attachment to smokebox door. Plate measures 14 - 3/8" diameter. This is not a s

Canadian. 1937. Cast aluminum. From CP 2919. 444 Jubilee. Class F-1-a. Built by Canadian Locomotive Company in Dec 1937. Serial number 1933. Scrapped Sept 1957. Marked, "54-16", and "53-L-6", lowered