3 Brass Switch Keys: NYCS, D&H

3 switch keys from the north east: (1) NYCS - New York Central System with Adlake on reverse (2) NYCS - New York Central System with Slaymaker on the reverse (3) D&H - Delaware & Hudson with Adlake on

4 brass hollow barrel keys from the New York Central Railroad. Not all are lines east switch: (1) NYC RR - 34 Adlake "S" (2) NYCS - Adlake (3) NYC RR - Bohannan (4) NYCRR - Adams & Westlake oval logo

3 keys from the Ohio area: (1) C&MV doesn't make sense for the Cleveland & Muskegum Valley (should look earlier) but it's the PRR Pan Handle bit. (2) Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton with 103 on the rever

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

3 brass keys from the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St. Louis (Big Four Route): (1) CCC…L RR - Adams & Westlake oval logo "S" (2) CCC&STL - 33230 (3) CCC&STL RR - "RT" (Repair Track) Adams & We

3 brass switch keys: SLSW (St Louis & South Western with nice wear and large lettering. It has an "S" and x078 stamped on the reverse (2) Nicely worn Denver & Rio Grande Western with the later switch

3 brass switch keys: ATSF A&W hex logo & serial number, Lehigh Valley with "A", Cambria & Indiana

3 brass switch keys: (1) New York Ontario & Western Railroad, made by Adlake with 13686 stamped on the reverse (2) Delaware & Hudson with Fraim stamped on the back (3) New Haven steel key with D398 on

A group of 3 brass switch keys: faint T&STL RR / Bohannan 559 - dent in barrel (2) C&EI RR / Adlake (3) T&I RR / 169 by E. J. Brooks - odd maker

3 brass switch keys from the Oregon Short Line Railroad (1) A&W oval hallmark S 6934 (2) very faint OSL with UP bit? (3) OSL CS-2 / 16127 S with A&W oval logo on reverse

3 brass switch keys from the Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railroad. Varying degrees of wear.

3 brass switch keys related to the Pennsylvania Railroad: (1) PRR RD? / 327 - old (2) PRR / Adlake "S" GR? 296 (3) Panhandle / 2855 - nice lettering

3 keys from the North: BAR is Bangor & Aroostook, ICR is probably Intercolonial (Canada), NJRR is probably Napierville Junction - US/Canada border.

All 3 are Adlakes with SP CO CS-4-S on the fronts. One with slightly wider back-cut. Southern Pacific Railroad Company

A group of 3 switch keys from the Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad: (1) DL&W with Fraim keystone logo (2) DL&W with Fraim keystone hallmark and "OO" on the reverse. (3) DL&W with FRAIM hallmark

An small group of small hardware items that includes: (1) Boston & Maine brass baggage tag (2) North Stratford, New Hampshire Railway key (3) Grand Trunk brass switch key, (4) Harvard Club brass coat

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

5 brass switch keys: Western Maryland, Chesapeake & Ohio and 3 Norfolk & Westerns.

Group of 5 locks & keys related to the New York Central Railroad: (1) Indiana Harbor Belt lock & key (2) rusty NYCS lock - no key (3) brass signal lock with key (4) steel lock with unmarked key (5) Pe

Group of 3 switch style brass keys: (1) P&WV is Pittsburgh & West Virginia has Adlake and 1270 on the reverse (2) CN RR with Adlake arc and "C" for Car on the reverse (3) CTA is Chicago Transit Author

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

4 brass switch style hollow barrel keys: (1) Oregon Washington Railroad & Navigation / SPECIAL - Adams & Westlake oval logo (2) Union Pacific Adlake - TOOL RACK - Adlake (3) Union Pacific - Pennsy/PC

4 brass switch keys from cold places: (1)GTR is a small Grand Trunk (2) CPR with tapered barrel is Canadian Pacific (3) D&H with 1360 a and Slaymaker oval hallmark on reverse (4) Central Vermont with

A group of 4 brass keys from the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway. 3 are standard switch lock keys. One is very nice and one has severe pocket wear. There is a mini at the end.