South Side Elevated Chicago Switch Key

This key is in the Key Lock & Lantern diagrams page 460 C2R2. Very nice wear and an Adams & Westlake oval logo and an "S" for switch.

A nice group of electric line keys from the Chicago area: (1) SSERR = South Side Elevated in Chicago. Made by Adams & Westlake with their oval hallmark. This bit matches the Key Lock & Lantern diagram

South Side Elevated Railway A&W Car Key Key is stamped S.S.E. RY, the reverse is marked with the A&W oval makers mark and also 24 and C in serif font. The key has some mild wear with some mild flatten

5 brass switch keys: nice New York Chicago & St Louis (A&W), Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo, nice Terre Haute & Indianapolis (Bohannan) South Buffalo (Fraim), Baltimore & Ohio. Age and condition vary quit

A Chicago St Paul and Kansas City Railroad brass switch key. It has the initials on one side and a serial number of 49 on the reverse in small lettering. This line existed from 1886-1893 when it becam

This is a lot of five Santa Fe Railroad brass switch keys. All are stamped SANTA FE on the front, and have the A&W CO CHICAGO hallmark on the back, The reverse side of each key is also marked with an

A pair of Adlake switch keys from Ohio and surrounding states: (1) New York Chicago & St Louis Railroad (Nickel Plate Road) with "S" on reverse (2) Newburg & South Shore Railway (Cleveland area) with

*NO SHIPPING! - PICKUP OR THIRD PARTY TRANSPORT ONLY* Great pair of swinging oak saloon doors from a south side Chicago establishment. Paneled design on both sides with scroll cut top and bottom. Orig

TARYN SIMON (b.1975) Ronald Jones, Scene of Arrest South Side, Chicago, Illinois, Served Eight Years of a Death Sentence for Rape and Murder. Glossy Print. Measures 31.0 X 40.0

This is a lot of seven switch keys from the Belt Railway of Chicago. All are marked “BELT” and are of the same cut. Made by Adlake

[FOLK ART QUILT]. Triangle and Squares. ca. 1940s. Artist unknown. 91 x 67”. Various printed fabrics. African American found south side of Chicago. Tack stitching. Unusual textures and flaws in

Provenance Of artist and his life label on verso, framed and matted measures app 11.5 ht by 9.5 inches width, south side of Chicago , urban artwork

A Texas key from the EP &SW Railway. It shows little to no use but nice uncleaned color. An experienced collector told me he didn't like the look of this key. I have to admit that the lettering and po

A very nice Adams & Westlake key clearly stamped N&SS RY on the front. This was a Cleveland Ohio short line. KL&L page 350 C2R5. Very nice wear.

A fine Omaha key with big Slaymaker lettering and the fancy Slaymaker hallmark on the reverse.

An interesting Chicago key with CTTRR stamped on the front. The Key Lock & Lantern diagrams does have this bit listed and they also included the Chicago Tunnel Transfer too. KL&L also states that this

The Key Lock & Lantern diagrams show 3 different Alton bits. This is the one on page 180, C1, R3. The ARR marking on the front may throw some off thinking it's Alaska or some other "A" road. It's with

3 Chicago Great Western Railway brass switch keys: (1) Older A&W with oval hallmark and 3175 - S, (2) Odd Ball with UP marking (Union Pacific), (3) Adlake later issue

Norman Bluhm (1921 - 1999) American. Acrylic on Paper. Measure 29"in H x 23 1/2"in W and 32 1/4"in H x 26 1/2"in W with frame. Born in Chicago's South Side, Norman Bluhm initially studied the Bauhaus

A large Chicago & Northwestern Railroad switch key with "GD" for Galena Division. The reverse is blank.

3 Satchel Banks, Metal: "State Street Bank, Quincy, Ill"; "Crawford County Trust Co. - Meadville, Pa" w/key; "South Chicago Savings Bank - Chicago"

A very nice, large Chicago & North Western Railroad brass switch key. It also has "GD" for Galena Division. The reverse is blank. A nice key showing little to no use.

A Handlan Buck made brass switch key made for the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad. Nice C&NW marking on the front. Reverse has a clear Handlan Buck hallmark. Some bend at the base of the barrel.

Tapered barrel brass switch key made by Romer in Newark, New Jersey for the Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad. It also has a "J" where you might find an "S". A earlier key from a fine maker.