B&M Western Div. Brass Switch Key

This may look like just another Boston & Maine common switch key but it's not. Note the bit is a "9" unlike the reverse "9" used on the Eastern Division. This is a Western Division key. The Western Di

A nice earlier key with "NYLE&W RR" stamped on one side and the Bohannan, Brooklyn hallmark with an "S" on the reverse. This is the single ring larger style Bohannan design. The Erie used this name fo

A pair of keys with different bits: (1) P&E DIV BIG 4 with Switch 402 and "S" on the reverse - older Adams & Westlake hex logo (2) P&E DIV Fraim/Slaymaker diamond logo with 3144 and "S" on the reverse

This is a rare, hard-to-find brass switch key from the Lake Erie and Western Railroad, only present from 1879 to 1922. Stamped LE&WRR on the front, the reverse is stamped S, as well as the number 4805

This is a pair of Green Bay and Western Railroad brass switch keys. One is stamped GB&W, while the other is stamped in error as GP&W. Both are stamped ADLAKE on the back, and the keys are numbered 671

This is a pair Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad brass switch keys. The first is stamped D&RGW on the front and has no markings on the back. The second D.&R.G.W. on the front and ADLAKE on the ba

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 New York Ontario & Western Railroad brass switch key. Made by Climax but not marked by them. It has a double ring barrel. One side has NYO&W RR stamped with 6257 stamped on the reverse. The tip has

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

This is a lot of six Wisconsin Central and Fox Valley Western Railroad brass switch keys. Four are marked “WCL-FVW” and are of one cut; the other two are marked “WCL” and are a

This is a lot of six Wisconsin Central/Fox Valley Western Railroad brass switch keys. All are marked “WCL-FVW” and are of the same cut.

Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad A&W Brass Switch Key Key is stamped T.ST.L & W.RR in block font on the front of the hilt, the reverse is marked with the A&W oval mark and S 4761 in serif font. Ke

Chicago and Alton and Chicago and Great Western Brass A&W Railroad Switch Keys Pair of brass keys, the first is stamped C. & A RR with the A&W hexagon 2888 S on the reverse. The top of the hilt has so

This is a pair of brass switch keys from the Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad. The first is stamped C. & W.I.RR. on the front and is numbered 1623, S on the back, with the A&W CO CHICAGO hallmark.

This is a brass, heart-shaped Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad switch lock with brass key. The lock is cast with DL&W RR on one side. The key cover springs back properly, and the attached key

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

4 brass switch keys from western states: (1) UP with Adlake on reverse (2) STL&SW by Slaymaker - Cotton Belt (3) Frisco by Adlake, (4) WP RR by Adlake.

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

A brass switch style lock made by Climax with NYO&W RY cast on the dust cover. I am including a photo of the type of key used to open this lock. That key IS NOT included in this lot. The key shown wil

Wichita & Western Railroad tapered barrel switch key. This is a Santa Fe predecessor. This key is from our C&NW consignor. I doubt it's Wilmington & Weldon. I think the Wichita & Western existed from

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.

A brass key made for the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad. This key has "W D" stamped at 6:00. I am assuming this is Western Division". It has a slightly tapered barrel and it has an unusual bit.

Milwaukee Lake Shore & Western switch key with a tapered barrel and it is stubby. Quite a bit of wear to the tip. The MLS&W existed from 1973-1893 when it became part of the Chicago & North Western Ra

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.