SANTA FE BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE BUILDER'S PLATE.

Baldwin Diesel Locomotive Builder's Plate 62306 off of Santa Fe Railroad ( ATSF ) Locomotive #2205 a VO-1000. 9" diameter

A rectangular EMD locomotive builder's plate from Santa Fe SD-45 No. 5624 (later 5376). It has been mounted on a yellow-painted wood board, with provenance written on the back and a hanging provision.

(A) An EMD "hotdog" from Santa Fe GP-35 No. 2865 (Later 3365 and 1365). Provenance information is written on the back. The plate is in poor condition and is mounted on a yellow-painted wood display bo

(A) An EMD "hotdog" from Santa Fe GP-35 No. 2948 (Later 3448 and 1448). Provenance information is written on the back. The plate is in poor condition and is mounted on a yellow-painted wood display bo

A hotdog-style plate, serial no. 9602, built date May, 1950, removed from Santa Fe F7A 239C, as indicated on the back of a mahogany mounting board. Mounting board is medium stain with routed edge. Pla

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

The Baldwin Locomotive Works Builders Plate 1941, serial #64158, Philadelphia, stamped 2673 and A4 on backside, cast brass, reportedly from the Northern Pacific Railroad locomotive #2673 Property from

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".

American, first quarter 20th century. A painted Baldwin Locomotive Works Builders Plate dated March 1911 #36241 Philadelphia U.S.A. 12.25 inch diameter. Overall good condition with paint loss througho

Cast bronze round Baldwin Locomotive Works builder's plate No. 51733, May 1919. Removed from Southern Railway class Ts-1, 4-8-2, road No. 483 (this is the last locomotive of this class built). Plate h

Baldwin Diesel Locomotive Builder's Plate 74720 off of Pennsylvania Railroad ( PRR ) Locomotive #5595 a DS-44-750. Marked on back PRR 5595 BS10A. 15" x 10.5"

Baldwin Diesel Locomotive Builder's Plate 74192 off of Oliver Iron Mining Railroad ( OIM ) Locomotive #932 a DS-44-1000. 15" x 10.5"

Baldwin Diesel Locomotive Builder's Plate 75184 off of Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad ( MKT ) Locomotive #1212 a S-12. Marked on back MKT 1212. 14.5" x 7.5"

Baldwin Diesel Locomotive Builder's Plate 75712 off of US Navy Railroad ( USN ) Locomotive #65.0372 a S-12. 14.5" x 7.5"

Baldwin Diesel Locomotive Builder's Plate 75491 off of Oliver Iron Mining Railroad ( OIM ) Locomotive #1204B a S-8B. Applied metal tag marked 2000-000-274-0061. 14.5" x 7.5"

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

Baldwin Diesel Locomotive Builder's Plate 75243 off of Oliver Iron Mining Railroad ( OIM ) Locomotive #1200A a S-8. 14.5" x 7.5"

Baldwin Diesel Locomotive Builder's Plate 62497 off of Wabash Railroad ( WAB ) Locomotive #200 a VO-660. 9" diameter

Cast bronze round Baldwin Locomotive Works builder's plate No. 6808 "EXTRA ORDER", 1940. Removed from Great Northern 2 -8-8-0, road No. 2002. Plate shows hex bolt impressions at the mounting holes and

An original Baldwin Locomotive Works Builders Plate from Erie Railroad 4-6-2 Pacific Type No. "2712". Hardware from Erie steam power is hard to find - here is your chance to own a rare plate from one

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

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