RAILROAD CROSSBUCK.

Porcelain Railroad Crossbuck Sign w/ Glass Cat Eye Reflectors Railroad crossbuck set measuring 40 1/2" square. Porcelain coated steel with ALL of the glass cat eye reflectors intact. Porcelain chippin

A porcelain coated railroad crossing crossbuck sign that has a black porcelain field with white block lettering and complete with glass reflective marbles. There is significant staining and some porce

General Railway Signal black background railroad crossbuck set measuring 48" square. Porcelain coated steel with only one missing glass cat eye reflector. Porcelain chipping around the two "S" in cros

Large steel set of railroad crossbucks measuring 68 1/4" x 39 1/4". Retains partial pole mount brackets on the reverse. Heavy surface rust, some dirt and a few damaged reflectors. These would make a g

Railroad crossbuck 48 inches guaranteed original

4 ft. Very good condition

Newer style aluminum Railroad Crossing crossbuck sign with reflective material. Both show light wear, but are in reasonably good condition. Each sign measures 48" long by 9" tall.

Newer style aluminum Railroad Crossing crossbuck sign with reflective material. Sign is older (likely 1980's) and had yellowed a bit from age. Each sign measures 48" long by 9" tall.

GRS Railroad Crossing Crossbucks w/ Cat Eyes

Western Railroad Supply Cast Iron Railroad Crossing Crossbucks Each sign measures 47 1/4" x 9". Cast with WRSS CO. and 3320-1. Both signs retain original paint. Some light rust at one edge of both sig

Unique Quincy, Omaha & Kansas City Railway 1892 annual pass. The railroad name is printed on the crossbucks at the edge of the pass. The pass was issued to, " One employee Pacific Express Co. with let

A complete unit made by the Union Switch & Signal Co. Includes a porcelain crossbuck, with white field porcelain and black lettering containing numerous reflective pieces. This unit includes a 4 - 1/2

A cast iron "crossbuck sign that is currently disassembled. It has 2 pieces that you bolt together. Both pieces have RAILROAD and then CROSSING on the reverse side. You get both pieces and you'll have

This is a STOP ON RED SIGNAL railroad crossing sign, as found below the standard crossbucks and red flashing signals at grade crossings. This is the rare version with "cat eye" reflective glass. Sign

This is an amazing Missouri-Kansas Texas Railroad porcelain sign, made by the Verbrite Company of Chicago. Verbrite made porcelain signs for railroads and other companies from 1915 to 1965. This sign

This is a Troy and Greenfield Railroad Hoosac Tunnel cost and plans book dated 1862. The book discusses the costs for construction of the tunnel and also has drawings and elevation plans inside. Rare

An amazing rarity of which this is the only one known to exist! This is a Florence and Cripple Creek employee timetable #31, dated June 16, 1901. F&CC employee timetables always command well into the

This is an amazing Erie Railway Tourist book/magazine dated 1874. It is even stamped with an Erie Railway stamp on the cover from their Broadway, NY location. There are wonderful illustrations inside

An uber-rare station clock from the Quanah Acme and Pacific Railroad’s Floydada, Texas station. While it does run, we would suggest a servicing if you plan to put it into regular use. Clocks are

Vintage (early 1900s) Issmayer O gauge trolley set. Mechanically powered trolley, poles and cantenaries, tracks. Metal construction. Very good condition.

This is a cast iron Florence and Cripple Creek Railroad sign that was salvaged many years ago from the Victor, Colorado yard. Sign was meant to keep trespassers off railroad property. Very heavy--meas

This is a Louisville and Nashville Railroad reflective metal locomotive herald sign. Also has THE DIXIE LINE on the bottom of the sign. Reflective properties still remain, and the sign has nice color

Vintage American Flyer 4686 Presidents Special The Ace Standard Gauge 4-4-4 electric locomotive. Powered, metal construction. All components look original. Possible repaint.

Vintage American Flyer Presidents Special Standard Gauge 3-car Flying Colonel passenger set. There is a 4380 Adams Pullman, a 4381 Madison Club, and a 4382 Hancock observation car. There is also a met