Boston & Maine Railroad Brass Switch Keys (5) Sherburne, Slaymaker

5 brass switch style keys made for the Boston & Maine Railroad. Makers include: Sherburne, Slaymaker, Adlake & Bohannan but not marked by them. There are over 20 different B&M key bits to collect. Cou

4 switch style keys from the Boston & Maine Railroad: (1) B&MRR with 41274 on reverse (2) B&MRR with nice Sherburne Boston hallmark on the reverse (3)B&MRR ED with 5970 "S" and Bohannan hallmark on re

Very nice Sherburne tapered barrel brass switch key made for the Portland Saco & Portsmouth Railroad. This was an efficient tangent line from South Berwick to Portland in Maine. The Boston & Maine bui

Boston and Maine Railroad Single Ring Wilson Bohannan Brass Switch Key Key is stamped B&M RR E L in serif font on the front of the hilt. The reverse is marked Wilson Bohannan 5088 S. The barrel is sin

Brass switch key marked B&MRR. We are unclear if this is the Boston &Maine or another line. Numbered on back 6608, or 8099.

Brass switch key marked B&MRR. We are unclear if this is the Boston &Maine or another line.

Brass switch key marked B&MRR. We are unclear if this is the Boston &Maine or another line.

Brass switch key marked B&MRR. We are unclear if this is the Boston &Maine or another line.

Brass switch key with worn serif letters B&LRR, also marked N. DIV and S with tapered barrel and worn double ring on barrel as well. Faint mark on back for Sherburne & Co of Boston, Mass.

Brass switch key with serif letters B&LRR VI DIV. We assume this was the Vermont Division. Marked on back SHERBURNE & CO BOSTON MASS.

A pair of Maine Central brass keys: (1) Bohannan car key - does not have the "C" marking but this dog-leg bit is definitely MEC (2) standard switch made by Slaymaker.

Group of Three Wabash Railroad Brass Switch Keys - Slaymaker and Adlake Three Wabash railroad keys. First key stamped WRR in serif font on the front, Slaymaker mark on the reverse with 9228 and S. Sla

Pair of Boston and Maine Railroad keys. The first key is a single ring, tapered barrel with B&M stamped in serif font on the front of the hilt. The reverse is unmarked. Top of the hilt shows some flat

A standard "dog-leg" bit for the Boston & Lowell Railroad. Fine markings with B&L RR stamped on the front and "S" with the Bohannan hallmark on the reverse. A nice single ring on the barrel.

The brass key displaying the construction irregularities of those made prior to automated mass production is stamped B & M R R for Boston and Maine Railroad. Provenance: John Royle Trust and Living Es

A pair of Lehigh & Hudson River brass switch keys. Both marked Adlake but one looks more like a Slaymaker or Fraim.

a group of 5 keys from the New York Central Railroad. Slightly different markings from Adams & Westlake and Adlake. The 5th key has an unusual bit.

I've been looking for this bit on a Boston & Maine predecessor for 40 years! Finally proof that all of those B&M marked keys were re-use of the Fitchburg division. Thank You consignor. This key made m

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

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

This is a group of 8 keys made for the Boston & Maine Railroad: it includes 2 Eastern Division "C"ar keys but only one is B&M marked, A couple of nice Bohannans one with a ring barrel. A couple of int

This is a set of three brass keys from the Boston and Maine Railroad. The first is stamped B.&M.RR. on the front and is unmarked on the back. The second key is stamped B&M on the front, and ADLAKE on

Brass switch key marked MEC. Marked on back ADLAKE with number 2029.

This is a lot of four mixed brass railroad switch keys. The first is a Boston and Albany Railroad key, stamped B & A on the front, and numbered 6081 on the back. The second is from the Chesapeake and