June 13th, 2025 – Day 2

4400 - Rick Moon Framed Monon Steam and Diesel locomotive Print

Nicely framed and matted print by Rick Moon dated 1996 and shows a Monon F unit and steam locomotive meeting. Frame measures 34" x 28" See photos for best description.

4401 - Houston Demurrage & Storage Bureau Texas Wax Sealer and Gulf Coast Lines Wooden Printing Block

A pair of items for railroads operating through Texas including a round brass head wax sealer with tall bulb handle that stamps Houston Demurrage & Storage Bureau Houston Texas. Wooden handle shows mild wear and the brass head is in good condition showing a few minor edge dents. Also included is a Gulf Coast Lines wooden printing block stamp, measuring 4 1/2" long, showing general wear and tarnish. See photos for best description.

4402 - Karen Ahuja Monon Caboose Original Watercolor and Lou DeSerio Pigment Ink Print

Original watercolor by Karen Ahuja of a Monon caboose and a photo print by Lou DeSerio. The watercolor is 10" by 7 1/2" visible within a 15" by 12" frame, and is signed and dated 2019 by the artist. The photo is 7" by 5" within a 11 1/4" by 9 1/4" frame, with a sticker on the back about the photographer. Both pieces are in good condition, as are their frames. Please see photos for best description.

4403 - Association of American Railroads Seal Embosser - Car Service Division Manager Port Traffic

Desk seal with 2" brass seals which emboss "Association of American Railroads SEAL Car Service Division Manager Port Traffic". Stamps clearly and shows general signs of use and age with some paint loss, spots of discoloration, and dust from storage. See photos for best description.

4404 - Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Stoneware Jug

Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Stoneware Jug measures approximately 7" in diameter and 11" tall. The jug is stamped Property of the Chicago and Northwestern Ry. Co. Two small chips around the lower edge, no other chips, cracks or breaks.

4405 - Northern Pacific Railroad Aurora Ticket Dater Machine

Aurora ticket dater in original condition and appears complete. The top of the handle has a rubber or soft plastic cover embossed with the Northern Pacific Yellowstone Park Line logo in nice condition. No dater die. Last date stamped appears to be Aug 25 1977. Dater body shows spots of paint loss and surface rust with some wear to the numbers of the dials. See photos for best description.

4406 - Original Chicago Railroad Fair 1949 Advertising Poster

Original Neely Printing Chicago advertising poster for the 1949 Chicago Railroad Fair. The poster measures 14" x 22" and has some very light creasing near the lower left corner, specifically in the word "Railroad". Otherwise clean with no tears, staple hole, etc. A clean example.

4407 - Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Goodwell Oklahoma Ticket Dater Die and Centennial Machine

Centennial model ticket dater machine with original Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway die. Stamps, "C.R.I.&P.Ry. Goodwell Okla" Die is in good condition with ink residue. Machine shows moderate wear with handle repair at some point, dented knob, loose/broken knob and foot plastic covers, general scratches and spots of paint loss. See photos for best description.

4408 - 400+ Railroad Matchbooks and Matchboxes - Missouri Pacific, Rio Grande, Rock Island,

Approximately 400 matchbooks and matchboxes from railroads all across the US. Railroads spotted in the group include Frisco, Rock Island, Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific, New York Central, Rio Grande, Duluth Winnipeg and Pacific, Carroll Park and Western, Burlington Northern, Akron Canton Youngstown, Green Bay and Western, and others. The majority of matches appear unused and in good condition; the Carroll Park & Western matches are half used up, and the occasional box has some light storage wear.

4409 - Paris and Mount Pleasant Railroad Yale Banjo Lock and Brass Key

The Yale & Towne Mfg. Co. banjo style lock with the shackle stamped P&MP, has some of the original chain attached and shows moderate discoloration to the body. Dust cover retains strong spring. Brass key stamped P&MP RR with a B in serif, which does operate the lock. The key shows heavy discoloration and tarnish with mild pocket wear. Paris and Mount Pleasant Railroad Company operated in Texas from 1909 to its abandonment in 1956. See photos for best description.

4410 - Five Fiberglass Monon Piggyback Trailer Signs

A near-complete set of all the fiberglass number signs likely found on a piggyback trailer, plus one of a different number. These include three roughly 50" by 7" MONZ 207159, one roughly 50" by 7" MONZ 207190, and a 29 1/4" by 7" sign with 207159 on it. Group is largely in good condition; there is a hole in two of the longer signs, and some darker discoloration at the end of one of them. Mounting holes appear in good shape across the group. Please see photos for best description.

4411 - San Antonio & Aransas Pass Railroad Slaymaker Brass Heart Shaped Switch Lock

A brass heart shaped lock for San Antonio & Aransas Pass Railroad stamped SA&AP in serif font on the shackle and Slaymaker S on the reverse. No key. Body shows scratches through the "A&", minor edge nicks, tarnish, and the bottom chain link holder is broken. Dust cover retains a strong spring. The San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway operated in Texas from 1886 to 1934. See photos for best description.

4412 - Dressel Railway Lamp & Signal Co. No. 15 Tail Lantern

Dressel tail lantern with maker's tag glued to the door. Square body is clean with no cracks or dents, pocket mount is on the back and side door opens with some effort. Burner pot and fount are present. Amber standard lens is in good condition with no chips, cracks or breaks. Please see photos for best description.

4413 - Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Cast Iron Pot Belly Caboose Stove Door

A cast iron ventilation pot belly caboose stove door cast with MK&T in serif across the top. The back is stamped W796. Shows general signs of age and use with some dust from storage and paint specks. Ventilation door rotates freely as expected. Measures roughly 9 3/4" x 7" overall. See photos for best description.

4414 - Trio of Pennsylvania Lanterns - Pennsylvania Railroad, Philadelphia & Reading, Pittsburg &

Three lanterns: an Adlake Reliable Pennsylvania Railroad, an Armspear Philadelphia and Reading, and Dietz Pittsburg and Lake Erie respectively. The Philadelphia and Reading lantern is missing the bottom of the lantern as well as its burner pot and fount. The Pennsylvania lantern has a section of guard wire that has been cut out. Both the Pennsylvania and the Pittsburg lanterns have their burner pots and founts. Both the Pennsylvania and the Reading lanterns have tall clear globes with P & R Ry cast in serif font in a light strike on the front. The Pittsburg lantern has a clear Dietz Vesta globe with an empty rounded end panel cast on the front. All globes are in good condition with at most some mild chipping on the lower rim. Please see photos for best description.

4415 - San Antonio & Aransas Pass Railway Cast Iron Spittoon and 1924 Letter

Cast iron spittoon with SA&APRY cast into the side. The enamel spittoon has general stains, light scratches, edge wear with surface rust, large spots of enamel loss inside with debris from storage inside, minor stains and chipping. The body shows general surface rust and a few spots of discoloration from age and use. The San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway operated in Texas from 1886 to 1934. Also included is a 1924 letter regarding Industry Tracks, Houston Packing Co., and American Refining Company. See photos for best description.

4416 - Pair of Adlake Kero Baltimore and Ohio / Chesapeake and Ohio Lanterns

Two Adlake Kero lanterns, one with B&O RR embossed on the top of the chimney, the other with C&O embossed on top. The C&O lantern body is in good shape, no major dents or damage, with its burner pot and fount present. The B&O lantern is slightly bent along one side leaving it a little wobbly. B&O lantern also has its burner pot and fount. The C&O lantern has a clear Kopp globe with no casting; the B&O lantern has a red Kopp globe. Both globes are in good condition with no notable chips, cracks or breaks. Please see photos for best description.

4417 - Missouri, Kansas, & Texas Railroad China Alamo Blue Service Plate 10 3/4"

A 10 3/4" china service plate for the Missouri, Kansas, & Texas Railroad in the Alamo Blue design. The plate features a cobalt blue outer band, inner brown pinstripe, and brown center graphic. Back is stamped Buffalo China CIX Made Expressly For M.K.&T.R.R. The plate shows minimal signs of use with a light scratches, but has some leftover adhesive marks or discoloration along the edges, minor glaze imperfection spots in the blue border on the right and bottom side, and a glaze imperfection along the top edge of the rim. Light stacking wear and some marks on the bottom. No chips, cracks or breaks. See photos for best description.

4418 - Electrified Handlan Pennsylvania Caboose Marker Lamp

Handlan Pennsylvania caboose marker lamp with full power cord, socket and lightbulb. Lamp body has a couple mild dents and the chimney has a broken latch. Keystone emblem is embossed opposite the lens / door. The red lens is in good condition with no noted chips, cracks or breaks.

4419 - Pair of Missouri Pacific Lines Railroad China State Flowers Service Plates 10 1/2"

A pair of 10 1/2" service plates for Missouri Pacific Lines in the State Flowers design, bottom stamped O.P.Co. Syracuse China, showing minimal signs of use. Both plates have bright clean graphics, but one shows a few smalls scratches along the bottom borders of Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas. The black pinstripes and graphics of the other plate appear dull in some places, mostly the pinstripe of the rim. No chips, cracks, or breaks. See photos for best description.

4420 - Electrified Handlan Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Caboose Marker Lamp

Handlan caboose marker lamp with a C R I & P RR embossed tag on the door. Lamp also has a lightbulb, socket, and power cord without plug. Lamp body has some mild paint wear and rust, particularly on the mounting ring. The door to the lamp appears screwed shut, but the inside of the lamp is viewable through the chimney. Two of the green lenses have shallow pock marks across them; otherwise the one red and three green lenses are in good condition.

4421 - Collection of Railroad Uniform Buttons, Pins, Patches, and Pullman Conductor Cap Badge - Union Pacific, Santa Fe, Etc.

Group of 43 various railroad uniform items including a brass Pullman Conductor cap badge with black enamel and brad attachments showing moderate discoloration. Assorted uniform buttons, mostly for Santa Fe, but also including GM&O, Frisco, Pennsylvania, Conductor, and Western Pacific. Five Santa Fe lapel bars and an enameled cross logo. Embossed or enameled pin backs include Southern Pacific, 1971 Southern Pacific Harriman Award, MP Lines Booster Club, Rock Island herald, Union Pacific shield logo, Burlington Route, and a locomotive. Embroidered patches include Houston Belt & Terminal, Santa Fe, Mo-Pac, Burlington Northern, Texas and Pacific, and ES&NA Eureka Springs. A few other pieces include an unmarked whistle with chain and a stamped Union Pacific Porter pinback badge. Group varies in condition showing minima to general signs of use. See photos for best description.

4422 - Pair of Adlake "Reliable" Pennsylvania Lines Railroad Lanterns

Two Adlake "Reliable" lanterns, each with Pennsylvania Lines embossed on the shoulder. Both bodies are in good condition, with at most a couple small dents in the top of the chimney. Both lanterns have their burner pots and founts. One lantern has a Macbeth 24 globe with a cast keystone emblem on the front. This globe is in good condition with a few small chips on the bottom edge. The other lantern has a globe etched with Pennsylvania Lines on the front; this globe has some small casting defects near the top edge.

4423 - Four Union Pacific Railroad Employee 30 Year Service Lapel Pins - 10K Gold Emblem, Ruby and Diamond

A nice collection of unused in original box employee service pins for Union Pacific Railroad by OC Tanner. Pins have 10K Gold Emblem with UP shield logo. Three of the pins are the same with three small diamond gems. The other pin has one diamond in the center and two rubies on each side. No signs of use but mild plastic box wear. See photos for best description.

4424 - Defiance Jewel Coldblast Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Lantern with Clear Cast Globe

Defiance lantern with Jewel Coldblast embossed on the base near the oil cap. Lantern body is in good condition, with some minor dents along the side panel. The red contact lens on the back is in good shape with no notable chips, cracks or breaks. The globe has P & R RR cast in serif font in a medium strike across the front. The globe has some mild chipping along the bottom edge and a small bubble defect below the letters; otherwise it presents nicely.

4425 - Missouri Pacific Lines Railroad Conductor Cap Badge - Robbins Co. w/ Buzz Saw Herald

A screw back cap badge with red enamel buzz saw logo over embossed CONDUCTOR on pebbled background. Stamped Robbins Co. Attleboro on the back, missing the screws. Enamel shows mild chip along the lower right inner stripe edge. Badge appears to have been flattened or doesn't have much curvature. Shows mild spots of discoloration but is otherwise ready to display. See photos for best description.

4426 - Trio of Dietz Vesta Railroad Lanterns - New York Central, Gulf Mobile and Ohio, US

Three Dietz Vestas: one unmarked with a US cast clear globe, one embossed New York Central, and one embossed GM&O RR with a blue globe. The US lantern as a small rusted through spot on the shoulder; otherwise all three lantern bodies are in good condition. All burner pots and founts are present. The New York Central lantern has a clear CNX globe that is cast with NYC Lines in a rounded end panel on the front. The other two lanterns have Dietz Vesta cast globes. All globes are in good condition with some minor chipping along the top and bottom edges.

4427 - Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway Patrolman Badge No. 116 - Meyer & Wenthe

A pin back six point star nickel plated Patrolman badge with black enamel. The front is marked Patrolman C.R.I.&P.RY. in serif font with badge number 116 in copper. Back is marked Meyer & Wenthe Chicago. The badge is in nice condition showing some light discoloration, especially around the number. See photos for best description.

4428 - Adams & Westlake Adlake Reliable Toledo & Ohio Central Bell Bottom Lantern

An Adlake Reliable lantern embossed with T & O C RY on the shoulder. Lantern has a slight bend in the bell bottom and at the shoulder and the wire guard is slightly disconnected; otherwise lantern is in good shape with an intact wooden bale. Burner pot and fount are present. Lantern has a tall clear globe that is unmarked. It is in good condition with mild chipping along the top and bottom rims and a small bubble defect on one side.

4429 - Texas and Pacific Railroad Stainless Steel Trust Plate - Series W

Plate measures 13 5/8" x 2 3/8" and is from the Texas and Pacific Railway Equipment Trust, Series W; First National Bank in Dallas, Trustee, Owner, Lessor. Moderate wear from use with a broken bottom left corner, scratches in the field, spots of enamel loss near the edges, and discoloration throughout. See photos for best description.

4430 - Adlake Kero Nickel Plate Railroad Lantern with Macbeth Red Etched Short Globe

Adams & Westlake lantern with N K P embossed on the shoulder. Lantern body is in good condition with no notable dents or damage. Burner pot and fount are present. The red short globe is cast with Adlake Kero on the front and Macbeth on the back, and has NKP etched beneath Adlake Kero. The globe appears to have been glued back together; it has a long crack running around the entire globe. The globe also appears to be stuck to the bottom of the lantern.

4431 - Texas & Pacific Railroad #607 GP-35 EMD Builders Plate

Texas & Pacific Railway GP35 General Motors -Electro-Motive Division builders plate. Locomotive started life as Texas & Pacific #607 which became Missouri Pacific (T&P) #2507 then rebuilt to GP35M and renumbered MP #2605, WC #4403, WC #4013, and finally Wisconsin Central #2061. Plate has a build date of 1-64. Serial number is 28779. Plate is in as removed from service condition. Shows some faded color, discoloration, minor dents in the center, and some wear around the mounting holes. Some wear around the holes and discoloration. The back has TP 2507 written and an attached piece of paper with locomotive information. See photos for best description.

4432 - Adlake Kero Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Lantern with Clear Globe

Adams & Westlake lantern with C ST P M & O Ry embossed on the shoulder. Lantern body is in good condition with one or two small dents. Patent date on the bottom of the lantern reads April 1932. Burner pot and fount are present. Lantern has a clear CNX short globe cast with Adlake Kero on the front. Globe is in good condition with the usual minor chipping along the top and bottom edges.

4433 - London North Eastern Railway Cast Iron Trespassing Notice Sign

London North Eastern Railroad cast iron sign measuring 26 1/2" x 15 1/4" with mounting holes at the center of the top and the bottom. Sign reads "LNER Notice Any person found trespassing or throwing rubbish of any kind on the the railway company's property will be prosecuted" with a 0.32 at the bottom right corner. Sign shows standard signs of age and use with worn and chipped paint, discoloration, and spots of surface rust, especially down the back from being mounted. See photos for best description.

4434 - Pair of Pullman Passenger Car Lights

Two twin Pullman passenger car lights. Each has a white coated glass dome with a clear bulls-eye section in either the lower left or lower right. Lights are each roughly 7 3/4" tall with a roughly 4 1/2" diameter globe. Original wiring still present. Please see photos for best description.

4435 - Pennsylvania Railroad Cast Iron Spittoon w/ Keystone Herald

Nickel plated cast iron or cast metal spittoon with the PRR keystone logo cast into the side. The heavy spittoon shows general signs of age and use with scratches, nicks, dings, spots of discoloration, and surface rust on the bottom. Measures 7" diameter x 6 1/2" tall. See photos for best description.

4436 - Pair of Pullman Railroad Car Ceiling Lights

Pair of Pullman ceiling lights, each roughly 12" in diameter with a 8" diameter glass shade. The shade has a clear bulls eye section in the center. Both lights have their original wiring but do not have lightbulbs installed. One of the lights is missing a few small screws. Please see photos for best description.

4437 - Four Cast Iron Pennsylvania Railroad Items - Depot Bill Hook, Paper Weights, and Toy Train Locomotive

Nice group of cast iron antiques marked for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Includes a 6" wall mounted bill post or hook, cast PRR on the front, that would have been used in a depot. A pair of paper weights, one double sided 3 1/8" square with the keystone logo, showing worn gold paint on one side and worn red paint on the other. The other paper weight measures 2 1/2" diameter and is cast with PRR on the top. The 6 3/8" train locomotive is cast with PRR on the tender on both sides and shows general age with some spots of paint loss, surface rust, or discoloration from age. Group shows general signs of wear. See photos for best description.

4438 - Pair of Pullman Passenger Car Wall Lights

Two rectangular Pullman lights measuring roughly 9 1/2" by 6 1/4". The glass shades of these lights have a clear bulls eye section in the middle, angled downward to assist with movement through the corridor. Both lights have their original sockets but do not come with light bulbs. One light is missing its switch. Please see photos for best description.

4439 - Group of Railroad Photographs, Art Prints, Postcards, Exposition Guide, and More - Pennsylvania, New York Central, Etc.

One early notable item among the group is a 1926 Pennsylvania Sesqui-Centennial Exposition Philadelphia travel guide with 46 pages, showing moderate signs of use. Includes 25 photographs with subject matter of Haddon Heights station, Pennsylvania 4925, 1956 Reading Lines engines, Delaware and Hudson, Canadian National over bridge, Amtrak Turbo along the coast, Union Pacific, and others. A large photograph of the front of Pennsylvania engine 3764. Art prints include 16 New York Central Railroad 8 1/2" x 11" art prints and over 30 Pennsylvania prints by Grif Teller, Dean Cornwell, Harold Brett, Frank Reilly, Leydenfrost, and more. Lithograph posters of Saga of the Iron Horse Spokane Portland & Seattle, Saga of the Iron Horse Northern Pacific, and Santa Fe Chief. Over 130+ unused postcards in assorted sizes. Railroads include Chessie's Safety Express, Santa Fe, Empire State Express, Tom Thumb Baltimore and Ohio, Delaware and Hudson Adirondacks, New Haven, New York Central, Southern, Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, and more. Other paper includes 1969 Northern Pacific public timetable, 1962 New York Central table, 1953 and 1970 Santa Fe timetables. A New York Central System Empire State Express decal. Group varies in condition showing minimal to moderate signs of age and use with edge wear, foxing discoloration, or writing marks. See photos for best description.

4440 - General Motors EMD GP50 Railroad Locomotive Aluminum Plate

A 12" by 16" aluminum plate reading GP 50 from a diesel locomotive engine. Plate is in good condition with a small scratch in the black paint inside the letter 'G'. No mounting holes are on the plate.

4441 - Stop On Red Signal - Railroad Crossing Sign w/ Plastic Reflectors

Painted steel "Stop on Red Signal" railroad crossing sign with original old glass reflectors. Measures 25 1/2" x 22 1/2". The attached cast iron mounting bracket adds roughly an inch to the overall height. All reflectors are present but approximately fifteen show chips and many others show some mild scuffs or scratches. Paint is in good condition overall with some mild spots of paint loss with surface rust, wear along the edges, staining around the reflectors, and large spots of plating wear with surface rust across the back. General dust and discoloration from storage. See photos for best description.

4442 - Pair of Pullman Passenger Car Lights - Rounded Frames

Pair of Pullman passenger car lights with rounded frames and angled flat backs. Each has a white coated glass dome with a clear bulls eye section in either the lower left or lower right. Lights are each roughly 8 3/4" tall with a roughly 4 1/2" diameter globe. Original wiring still present. Please see photos for best description.

4443 - Large 33" Erie Lackawanna Railroad EL 63000 Boxcar Pressed Steel & Wooden Model Toy

A large scale model of the Erie Lackawanna Railroad EL 63000 boxcar made of a pressed steel body, wooden floor, wooden wheels, and some wooden accessories. Box car measures approximately 30 1/2" long x 8 1/4" wide x 11" tall overall, and 33" long with the couplers included. A few of the wheels are difficult to spin and the doors take effort to close or open. Body shows paint loss and discoloration throughout and spots of surface rust. A few wooden pieces missing from the doors and rear leaving marks. General signs of age and wear with some dust from storage. See photos for best description.

4444 - Pair of Pullman Passenger Car Sink Lights

Twin 5 1/2" diameter lights believed to have been put in Pullman cars above the sinks. Each light has a roughly 3 3/4" glass shade with a clear bulls eye section taking up the center 3". These lights have their original wiring and have lightbulbs included. One of the lights still has tan paint on the outside. Please see photos for best description.

4445 - Minneapolis, Northfield and Southern Railway Embossed Steel No Trespassing Sign

Railroad sign measures 24" x 18". Sign is painted and shows spots of paint loss, paint chips, and spots of discoloration. Moderate dents along the center bottom, top center mounting hole, and bend down the center. General signs of use and wear. See photos for best description.

4446 - Pair of Pullman Passenger Lights - Tall Frames

Two twin Pullman passenger car lights. Each has a white coated glass dome with a clear bulls-eye section in the lower left. Lights are each roughly 9" tall with a roughly 4 1/2" diameter globe. Original wiring still present. One of the lights has a hole in the back of the metal frame. Please see photos for best description.

4447 - Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad Brass Pyrene Extinguisher In Wall Mount

Pyrene brass fire extinguisher in wall mount. The body has an applied brass tag stamped CMStP&P RY. Red painted body shows paint loss and general wear. Holder shows dents, paint, and general signs of use. See photos for best description.

4448 - Pair of Pullman Passenger Car Lights

Two twin Pullman passenger car lights. Each has a white coated glass dome with a clear bulls-eye section in either the lower left or lower right. Lights are each roughly 7 3/4" tall with a roughly 4 1/2" diameter globe. Original wiring still present. Please see photos for best description.

4449 - Five Early Railroad Link and Pin Coupler Parts

A small group of link and pin coupler parts including two links and three pins in different styles. All parts show general signs of use and wear, spots of rust, and debris. One pin shows worn blue paint. One pin coupler and link pair are tagged "Found in S Missouri Thayer Yard on Frisco". The link is broken. See photos for best description.

4450 - Round Aluminum Red and White Monon Sign

Roughly 35 3/4" diameter aluminum Monon logo sign from piggyback trailers in red and white. Sign has several surface level scratches, but very little paint damage. All nine mounting holes are intact and usable. Please see photos for best description.

4451 - Pennsylvania Railroad Cast Brass Horse Drawn Carriage Emblem

A large cast brass Pennsylvania Railroad emblem that would have been on the side of a horse-drawn carriage or car outside the station. Appears original with detailed relief. Wreath emblem measures 18" x 18 1/2" and is mounted on a solid wooden panel measuring roughly 24" diameter. Light dust from storage. Piece is in great condition ready for display. See photos for best description.

4452 - Pair of Pullman Railroad Car Ceiling Lights

Pair of Pullman ceiling lights, each roughly 12" in diameter with a 8" diameter glass shade. The shade has a clear bulls eye section in the center. One of the lights has its original socket, the other is missing its wiring. Please see photos for best description.

4453 - 7 1/2" Tall Six Chime Brass Steam Whistle

A six chime brass steam whistle. Measures 7 1/2" tall x 3" diameter with 3/4" diameter bells. Has a 1 1/4" inlet. No manufacturer markings. Shows general discoloration from age with spots of surface rust and light tarnish inside the chimes. A few light scratches and dust from storage but no major condition issues. See photos for best description.

4454 - Pair of Pullman Passenger Lights - Tall Frames, Flat Backs

Two twin Pullman passenger car lights. Each has a white coated glass dome with a clear bulls-eye section in either the lower left or lower right. Lights are each roughly 9" tall with a roughly 4 1/2" diameter globe. Original wiring and sockets still present, lightbulbs not included. Please see photos for best description.

4455 - Rare St. Louis San Francisco Railway Frisco Lines Logo Playing Cards

An extremely rare loose single deck of railroad playing cards for Frisco Lines in the Wide Logo Red design circa 1910, with 52 playing cards. The deck is given a V-7, Extremely Rare, rating in Bollhagen's book. The cards show moderate signs of use with discoloration along the edge and varying degrees of discoloration across the field from handling. See photos for best description.

4456 - Pair of Pullman Passenger Car Lights

Two twin Pullman passenger car lights. Each has a white coated glass dome with a clear bulls-eye section in either the lower left or lower right. Lights are each roughly 7 3/4" tall with a roughly 4 1/2" diameter globe. Original wiring and sockets still present; lightbulbs are not included. Please see photos for best description.

4457 - Rare St. Louis Southwestern Railroad Cotton Belt Route Playing Cards - Watermelon Girl

Souvenir deck of playing cards for St. Louis Southwestern Railway Cotton Belt Route in the SSW-4 Wide Watermelon Girl Green style circa 1903. This deck is given a V-6, Rare, rating in Bollhagen's book. The deck includes 52 playing cards and Joker with the Ace of Spades Pullman Sleepers, Parlor Cafe Cars High Back Coaches advertisement. The deck shows general signs of use with mostly worn gold edge detail, standard discoloration from handling, and wear to the design of the cards. A few cards have mild creases. Includes the original Cotton Belt Route marked orange cardboard slip cover box showing moderate wear. A scarce set of playing cards to add to your collection! See photos for best description.

4458 - Pair of Pullman "Target" Passenger Car Lights

Twin 8 3/4" Pullman lights each with a roughly 6 1/2" glass shade. The glass shades have three concentric clear rings plus a central bulls eye clear section. This pair have their original wiring, sockets, and lightbulbs included. Both lights have some lightly worn screw holes on the back of the metal housing. Please see photos for best description.

4459 - Pair of Northeast Railroad Lanterns and Kerosene Torch - Boston & Maine and Pennsylvania

Group includes a Dressel lantern for Pennsylvania Railroad embossed with the keystone logo on the shoulder, equipped with a clear Kopp short globe showing mild rim chips and wear. The body shows mild scratches and spots of surface rust. A Boston and Maine Dietz Vesta lantern embossed B&M on the shoulder and last patent date of Dec. 25 1928, equipped with a CNX Dietz Vesta red globe cast with B.&M.R.R. on round end panel in medium strike, showing minor rim chips. Body shows general paint loss with surface rust, dent on the top, and bottom guard is slightly out of round. Both burner pots, founts, and wick raisers present. Also included is an Eagle kerosene torch with wooden handle, with applied embossed tag on the side B&MRR, showing general wear. See photos for best description.

4460 - Pair of Pullman "Target" Passenger Car Light Glass Shades

A pair of the glass shades that give the Target lights their nickname. Each 6 1/2" hemisphere has three concentric clear rings plus a central bulls eye clear section. One of the hemispheres has some wear on the back and a few small chips on the inside rim, and the other has some clear tape residue on the front. Please see photos for best description.

4461 - Dressel Railroad Caboose Marker Lamp

Restored Dressel caboose marker lamp, unmarked. Dressel burner pot is present. Equipped with two amber and one red lens. Body shows spots of paint loss, surface rust, and mild dents to the retaining rings. The lamp has attachments to be electrified but the original lamp does not appear to have been altered, and cord and top piece can be removed. See photos for best description.

4462 - Pair of Pullman "Target" Passenger Car Lights

Twin 8 3/4" Pullman lights each with a roughly 6 1/2" glass shade. The glass shades have three concentric clear rings plus a central bulls eye clear section. This pair have their original wiring and sockets, but do not have lightbulbs. One of the lights is missing the top screw that holds the metal housing closed. Please see photos for best description.

4463 - Five Aluminum and Steel Railroad Signs - 2 Tracks, Derail, and Whistle

Group of railroad signs including a 30" x 9" DERAIL sign, two 27 1/4" x 16 1/2" 2 Tracks signs, a 9" x 12" Whistle sign and 6" x 14" Whistle sign with multiple bullet holes. All show moderate to heavy wear from outdoor use. See photos for best description.

4464 - Pair of Pullman "Target" Passenger Car Light Glass Shades

A pair of the glass shades that give the Target lights their nickname. Each 6 1/2" hemisphere has three concentric clear rings plus a central bulls eye clear section. One hemisphere is in good condition, the other has a few small chips on the inside rim and Please see photos for best description.

4465 - Three Railroad Signs - Porcelain Danger Look Out For Cars, Steel RS, and Left Arrow

Includes a 19" x 8" porcelain Danger Look Out For Cars steel sign by Safety First Supply Co., showing general wear with a missing grommet and tear at the top center, enamel chips along the edge, discoloration and scratches across the field, and surface rust where the enamel is missing. A 10" x 26" steel sign with R S, showing discoloration, cracks and missing coating across the entire body from use. A steel arrow sign measuring 24" x 18" overall, showing general scratches and spots of paint loss from use. See photos for best description.

4466 - Pair of Pullman "Target" Passenger Car Lights

Twin 8 3/4" Pullman lights each with a roughly 6 1/2" glass shade. The glass shades have three concentric clear rings plus a central bulls eye clear section. This pair have their original wiring and sockets. One of the lights has a lightbulb, the other does not. Both lights have some small scrapes on the shades. Please see photos for best description.

4467 - Welch Steam Piston Locomotive Engine Instructional Model - Operating Railroad Running Gear Desk Display

A unique cast iron and metal cut away model of a reciprocating steam powered locomotive engine. The stand has a partially worn Welch Quality Service label for WM Welch Scientific and stamped 1775-1 underneath. The company made the models around 1936. Functional and features a cross section through the steam chest, piston, sliding gear, slide valve, and reverse gear. The crank handle can be turned to operate a piston valve mechanism. This device would have been used to educational instruction, to demonstrate how full-scale railroad engines operated. Measures 14 1/2" long by 7 3/4" tall. Shows general paint loss and scratches to the black enamel, a few minor nicks, and moderate discoloration to the brass. See photos for best description.

4468 - Pair of Pullman "Target" Passenger Car Lights

Twin 8 3/4" Pullman lights each with a roughly 6 1/2" glass shade. The glass shades have three concentric clear rings plus a central bulls eye clear section. This pair do not have their original wiring or sockets. Both lights are missing the screw that closes the metal housing and one of the lights is missing its hinge. Please see photos for best description.

4469 - Five Western Railroad Hand Tools - Santa Fe, Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, and Missouri Pacific

Includes a 14 3/4" stove shovel embossed Santa Fe Route on the handle. A Herbrand Co. Fremont 1/2 USS and 3/8 USS wrench stamped AT&SF on both sides. A 12" long W&B wrench stamped UNION PACIFIC on the head. A 12 1/2" wrench Bemis & Call Co. wrench with wooden handle stamped NPR on the side. An open end wrench stamped MOP on the handle. All show typical tool usage. See photos for best description.

4470 - Dressel Delaware & Hudson Co. Lantern and Dietz Rochester & Southern Railroad Lantern

Pair of New York State railroad lanterns: a Dressel with a D&H Co. tag on the chimney and a Dietz with R&S RR embossed on the shoulder. Both lantern bodies are in good shape, no major dents or damage. Both burner pots and founts are present. The Delaware lantern has a tall clear CNX globe with E RR CO cast in a rounded end panel medium strike on the front. The Rochester lantern has a tall clear CNX globe cast with Dietz Vulcan on the front. Both globes have the common mild chipping on the upper and lower edges, and no other noteworthy chips, cracks or breaks. Please see photos for best description.

4471 - Northeast Railroad Hand Tools - New York Central, Chesapeake & Ohio, and Pennsylvania

A 42 1/4" long brush axe cutter with wooden handle for Pennsylvania Railroad stamped PENNA RR on the metal blade. A pair of wrenches stamped NYCRR in serif font on the side. An open end wrench stamped C&O on one side and C& on the other. An unmarked W&B wrench and unmarked hexagon wrench tool. All show typical tool usage. See photos for best description.

4472 - Four East Coast Railroad Lanterns - Pennsylvania and Washington Terminal Co.

Two Handlan lanterns with Pennsylvania's keystone emblem on the top of the chimney, and two Dressel lanterns with W.T. Co. embossed on their shoulders. The white-painted Pennsylvania lantern has a slight wobble when standing, the red Pennsylvania lantern has some chipping paint and a bent bottom wire, and one of the Washington lanterns has two slightly bent support wires. All four lanterns have their burner pots and founts. All four globes are in good condition with at most some mild chipping on the top and bottom edges. The white Pennsylvania lantern has a keystone emblem etched globe, and one of the Washington lanterns has a Dietz Little Wizard globe. Please see photos for best description.

4473 - Chicago & North Western and Norfolk & Western Railroad Wrenches

Five railroad hand tools including a wrench stamped C&NW RY on the head and two wrenches stamped C&NW. An 18" diamond forged wrench stamped N&W on the head. An unmarked Walco pipe wrench. All show typical tool usage. See photos for best description.

4474 - Pair of Chicago and North Western Railroad Lanterns - Northwestern Lines Cast Globe

Two Adams & Westlake lanterns, each with C & NW RY embossed either on the shoulder or the top of the chimney. The Adlake Kero has a slight wobble, but no obvious dents or damage. The Adlake Reliable stand straight and is in good condition. Both lanterns have their burner pots and founts. The Kero has a clear short Kopp globe; it has a small chip off the top edge. The Reliable has a clear tall CNX globe cast with The Northwestern Lines C ST P M & O Ry on the front. This globe has some moderate chipping on the bottom edge.

4475 - Midwest Railroad Hand Tools - Milwaukee Road, Rock Island, and Soo Line

Five railroad wrenches including three for Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul stamped CM&STPRY on the head. A W&B wrench for Chicago Rock Island & Pacific stamped CRI&PRY on the head. A B&C wrench faintly stamped SOO LINE on the side of the head. All show typical tool usage. See photos for best description.

4476 - Trio of Chicago Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific / Milwaukee Road Railroad Lanterns

Three lanterns, each with either C M ST P & P RR, C M ST P & P, or C M & St. P RR embossed on the shoulder. All three lantern bodies are straight and at most have one or two small dents on the top of the chimney. All three have their burner pots and founts. The three clear globes are a Dietz Vesta, a CNX Adlake Kero, and a tall globe cast with C M & ST P RY in a medium to light strike on the front. The Dietz Vesta globe has some residue on the top and bottom edges. Otherwise, all three globes are in good condition. Please see photos for best description.

4477 - Six Midwest Railroad Wrenches - Wabash, Elgin, Joliet & Eastern, Illinois Central, Burlington Route, and Milwaukee Road

Group of railroad hand tools including an open ended wrench stamped ICRR and two stamped CB&QRR. Wrench with wooden handle stamped EJ&E and two wrenches stamped CM&STP&P and WABASH RR on the head. All show typical tool usage. See photos for best description.

4478 - Four West Coast and Canadian Railroad Lanterns - Northern Pacific, Canadian National, Etc.

Four railroad lanterns: a Dressel Northern Pacific, a Hiram L. Piper Canadian National, a Hiram L. Piper Canadian Pacific, and a Golden City and San Juan lantern. Both Canadian lanterns are slightly flattened on one side; otherwise the lantern bodies are in good shape. All lanterns have their burner pots and founts. The four globes range from moderate chipping along the edges to little to no chipping. All present well. The two Canadian lanterns have their globes etched with C N R and C P R respectively. Please see photos for best description.

4479 - Large Framed Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Lithograph Charter Certificate

Visible certificate measures 19 1/2" x 26 1/2" inside what appears to be the original wooden frame, measuring 25" x 32". Marked Ferd. Mayer Gen'l Lith's at the bottom left corner. Certificate appears to be incomplete with only three names written at the lower left but has the Grand International Division embossed seal on the left side. The charter shows general signs of age with fading, heavy discoloration marks across the center, minor edge wear or tear, and a few tears along the top. Frame shows standard wear with nicks, scratches, and dust from storage. See photos for best description.

4480 - Monon Locomotive #565 Class J-3 2-8-2 Glass Number Board

Side headlight glass number plate from Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville / Monon Locomotive Number 565. Glass measures 11 1/4" by 6 1/4". Glass has a couple chips along the edges and a small amount of wear on the paint on the back. Please see photos for best description.

4481 - Fifty-Seven Railroad Playing Card Decks - New York Central, Northern Pacific, Soo Line, Frisco, Union Pacific, and More

Large assortment of playing card for a variety of railroads, some sealed new old stock and some older/early designs. Railroads include New York Central, Soo line, Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, Milwaukee Road, Frisco, Amtrak, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh & Lake Erie, Southern Pacific, Gulf Mobile and Ohio, Pullman Standard, Bessemer, Santa Fe, Nickel Plate Road, Canadian National, Burlington Northern, Great Northern, Chesapeake and Ohio, Wisconsin Central Limited, Chessie System, SS Milwaukee Clipper, London Transport, General Motors, Benson & Hedges 100's, Horseshoe Curve Railroad Museum, Midnight Sun Express, and a few others. Includes a few well used single cards of The Pacemaker New York Central design. Group varies in condition from unused to showing general or moderate signs of use. Most appear complete but some cards may be missing. Boxes may have stickers. Please inquire for information on specific decks. See photos for best description.

4482 - Trio of Adams & Westlake CB&Q / Burlington Route Lanterns

Three Adams & Westlake lanterns: one embossed with Burlington Route in a rectangle, one with Burlington Route around the shoulder, and one unmarked but with a CB&Q etched globe. The unmarked lantern has several holes in the top of the chimney; the other two have one or two small dents in the tops of their chimneys. All three have their burner pots and founts. Two of the three clear globes are cast with the Burlington Route rectangular herald, and the third is etched with CB&Q. There's some very mild chipping along the edges of the globes; otherwise they're in good condition. Please see photos for best description.

4483 - Large Group of Railroad Ashtrays and Trays - Union Pacific, Santa Fe, New York Central, Elgin, Joliet & Eastern, and More

Collection of 38 ashtrays and trays for various railroads in an assortment of styles, in china, cast metal, paper, glass, and resin. Railroads among the group include Santa Fe Super Chief Turquoise Room, Union Pacific, New York Central Early Bird Fast Freight, Southern Railway, Chicago & Eastern Illinois, Elgin, Joliet & Eastern, Frisco, Missouri, Kansas and Texas, Chicago and North Western, Erie, Baltimore and Ohio, Penn Central, Hocking Valley Scenic, San Francisco Cable Car, Chicago Railroad Fair 1948, Talyllyn Railway, American Railroad Association Short Line, North Western Fuel Co.'s Coal, East Broad Top, Marlboro Unlimited, Chrysler Transmission Kokomo, EDM, and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, and Jiffy or paper ash trays for Pere Marquette, Norfolk & Western, Milwaukee Road, and Santa Fe. Group varies in condition showing minimal to general or moderate signs of age and use with discoloration, dust from storage, enamel or wear to the logos, and the NYC Early Bird piece shows glaze cracks. Most of the pieces have a sticker applied to the bottom. See photos for best description.

4484 - Trio of Red Globe Railroad Lanterns - Handlan Wabash, Adlake Belt Railway of Chicago, Dietz

Three railroad lanterns with red globes: a Handlan with Wabash embossed on the shoulder, an Adlake Kero embossed with Belt Ry on the shoulder, and an unmarked Dietz with a B&O RR etched globe. The Wabash lantern has a bent bottom wire, leaving it somewhat wobbly. Otherwise, all three lantern bodies are in good shape. Al three lanterns have their burner pots and founts. The B&O RR globe is stuck to the bottom of the lantern. The other two globes, a red cast Adlake Kero and a Fresnel, both come out easily and both have a couple small chips, the Adlake on the bottom edge and the Fresnel on its ridges. Please see photos for best description.

4485 - Large Collection of Railroad Pencils, Pens, Mechanical Pencils, Rulers, and Notepads - Santa Fe, Milwaukee Road, Etc.

Over 200+ railroad stationery items, both unused and used showing general use. Many have stickers attached. Railroads among the group include Conrail, Northern Pacific, Soo Line, Santa Fe, Missouri Pacific, Duluth Winnipeg & Pacific, Green Bay & Western, Amtrak, Chicago and North Western, Milwaukee Road, Seaboard Coast Line, Nickel Plate Road, Chesapeake and Ohio, Baltimore and Ohio, Chessie System, Illinois Central, Great Northern, Kansas City Southern, St. Louis San Francisco, New York Central, Railway Express Agency, Penn Central, Norfolk and Western, Louisville and Nashville, Brotherhood, Union Pacific, Pennsylvania, Alton & Southern, and many others. See photos for best description.

4486 - Trio of East Coast Railroad Lanterns - Delaware Lackawanna and Western, New York New H

Three east coast lanterns: two New York, New Haven & Hartford lanterns, a Handlan and a Dressel, and a Dietz Delaware Lackawanna and Western lantern. The Delaware lantern has a bent bottom wire and thus wobbles slightly. The Handlan lantern also has a bent bottom wire, but still sits straight. All lanterns have their burner pots and founts. There is a clear Adlake Kero globe stuck inside the Delaware lantern; the globe is in good condition with minor chips on the edges. The other two globes, a red Fresnel and a red Kopp tall globe, are both in good shape with a few chips along the bottom edges. Please see photos for best description.

4487 - Collection of Railroad Dining Car Stir Sticks, Coasters, Water Cartons, Milk Bottles, Paper Cups, and Lids

Over 150+ piece of dining car ephemera for a variety of railroads. Notable items include two Missouri Pacific Lines Sunnymede Farm half pint glass bottles, stamped leather Union Pacific and Milwaukee Road Hiawatha coaster, two Union Pacific Pasteurized water cartons, a sleeve of unused Union Pacific paper cups, plastic CSX water jug, plastic coasters for Chicago and North Western, Illinois Central, and Frisco AVARD Santa Fe, and a group of plastic and glass swizzle stir sticks. Railroads include Burlington Northern, Illinois Central, Amtrak, Santa Fe, Great Northern, Denver Zephyr, Pullman Company, Fred Harvey, Great Northern, Delaware and Hudson, Canadian National, Chesapeake and Ohio, Missouri Pacific, New York Central, VIA, and others. Group varies in condition showing minimal to general signs of age and use with discoloration and wear. Please inquire for specifics. See photos for best description.

4488 - Four Railroad Lanterns - Reading Company, Philadelphia and Reading, Pittsburgh & Lake Erie

Three Dietz lanterns, two marked RDG CO Trans Dept., one marked P & R RY CO LOCO Dept., and one Handlan lantern embossed with P & LE RR. All four lantern bodies are in good shape, with the occasional spot of rust. The black Philadelphia and Reading lantern is missing its burner pot, fount, and globe; the rest have theirs. The three globes are two Dietz Vesta clear globes and a clear tall CNX globe with P& LE RR cast in a rounded end panel in a light strike on the front. All of these globes are in good condition with some mild chipping on the bottom edge. Please see photos for best description.

4489 - 55+ Auto Train Builders Photographs from the Pullman Engineering Archives

Album of photographs and an envelope of negatives from the construction of the Auto Train in 1969 and 1970. 55+ photographs, most black and white and a few in color. Group shows everything from the delivery of the cars from their predecessor roads to Pullman and the completed photos of the car. Album has a curl at the lower edge.The photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4490 - Railway Express Agency Large Porcelain Sign

Sign measures roughly 72" x 11 3/4" and reads "Railway Express Agency". Sign has several small spots of porcelain damage, mainly near the mounting holes. The sign otherwise exhibits great gloss in the field and shows very well. Some spots of rust noted on the back of the sign. Please see photos for best description.

4491 - Six Great Northern Railroad Wall Calendars and Tops - Winold Reiss Native American Indians

Group of wall calendars with Native American Indian artwork by Winold Reiss. Includes three 1932 month calendars for April, June, and November with Buffalo Body, Heavy Breast, and Morning Gun prints. All three show a fold crease across the center and general signs of use with edge wear, skinning, stain spots, and November has the bottom border cut off. Measure roughly 10" x 22 1/4". Three calendar tops including smoking, Lazy Boy Glacier National Park, and Dog Taking Gun, all showing various degrees of edge wear or tear, stain spots, or light creasing. See photos for best description.

4492 - Six New York Central / New York Central Lines Railroad Lanterns - Dietz, Dressel, Handlan

Six lanterns, each with some variant of NYCS, NYCL, or New York Central embossed on their shoulder. One Dietz No. 6 lantern has cracks in the metal around where the burner pot should be and a dent in the top of the chimney. Otherwise, the lantern bodies are in good condition, with the occasional small dent. All but that one Dietz have their burner pots and founts. Of the six globes, one clear Dietz Vesta globe with NYCS cast on the front is cracked in two places and has been glued back together. The rest are in good condition, with mild to moderate chipping on the edges. Please see photos for best description.

4493 - Six Large Railroad Wall Calendar Advertisements - Rock Island, Burlington Route, Chesapeake & Ohio, and Union Pacific

Includes unused 1950 Rock Island wall calendar with all sheets attached, showing mild edge and corner wear or tear, discoloration at the top left, and light creasing across the top and corners but otherwise in nice condition. An unused 1957 Chesapeake and Ohio Chessie Route lithograph wall calendar with all sheets attached, showing discoloration from age, a tear above the sheets at the top right, mild edge wear and tear, and a few holes with tape repairs on the back by the locomotives, the child's head, and the basket. A Union Pacific 1953 wall calendar, showing a crease across the center, discoloration to the cover, some staining throughout, and edge wear or tear. A 1971 Union Pacific calendar with assorted scenery, showing minimal use with light storage wear. A pair of incomplete Burlington Route calendars for 1956 and 1958, missing sheets, showing light discoloration across the center, general edge wear from use, and bent holder corners. The calendars advertise the Vista-Dome Denver Zephyr and California Zephyr. See photos for best description.

4494 - Brass 3" Diameter / 7 3/4" Tall Three Chime Steam Whistle

Three chime steam whistle with no visible maker's mark. Whistle's handle and acorn nut top suggest Buckeye Brass Works. Whistle is roughly 7 3/4" tall with a 1" inlet that has been loosely taped over. Valve moves freely with good return action from the return spring. Acorn nut is present and in good condition.

4495 - Six Month Chicago and North Western Railroad 1936 Travel Poster / Wall Calendar - July to December

A wonderful travel poster / calendar for 1936 with pages for July, August, September, October, November, and December. Appears to be a complete calendar for the second half of the year. Each month has a different design advertising Streamliners 39 3/4 Hours, Vacation Headquarters, The Challenger Train Sensation of the West, The Famous "400", Free Pick-Up and Delivery From Door to Door, and Lone Fares for Holiday and Winter Travel. Measures 12" x 24 1/4". Paper has excellent color and has been folded twice with a mild crease across the center, mild edge and corner wear with minor edge tears near the creases on some pages and the last page. A great piece ready for display! See photos for best description.

4496 - Dietz New York Central Railroad Inspection Lantern w/ Etched Globe

Dietz New York Central Railroad Inspection Lantern. N Y C. R.R. embossed in the top of the handle. Patent dates stamped into the central pillar; latest date reads Sept. 1922. The globe is etched with N.Y.C. RR. The body is straight and in good condition. The globe is clean and the burner fount and pot are intact. Back reflector is also intact and in good condition. This version also has a wire globe guard.

4497 - 1933 Pullman Exhibition Parlor Coach Photographs from The Pullman Engineering Archive

Neat group of nineteen photographs of a 1933 Pullman parlor coach / exhibition car that was built for the PC&M Corporation for the 1933 Century of Progress Exhibition in Chicago. Album has some curling, but the photos are in overall good condition.Photos show the car in construction on the shop floor, completed interior photos, exterior photos of the unique observation end and more. See photos for best description.The photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4498 - Dietz Inspection Lantern and Brass American Steam Gauge and Valve Mfg. Co. Whistle

An unmarked Dietz Protector Trackwalker lantern and a 4 3/4" tall, 1 1/2" diameter brass whistle marked from the American Steam Gauge and Valve Manufacturing Company. The lantern is in good condition: body is straight, globe and red lens are intact, and burner pot, fount and pot cap are all present. The whistle has a moderate amount of scratching and wear on the base, and the valve does not move. Whistle inlet is 1 3/8".

4499 - Boston & Maine Railroad Brass Top Bell Bottom Double Guard Lantern w/ Red Barrel Globe

Boston and Maine Railroad brass top lantern embossed with B&MRR on the shoulder and stamped with a patent date of April 24, 1883. Body shows light pitting or plating wear, spots of surface rust, dullness and moderate dents to the brass top. Glass burner pot, brass fount, and wick raiser are present. Equipped with a 6 1/8" tall red globe with extended base, unmarked, manufactured by illegible & Sons, showing mild rim chips and wear. Barrel globe shows a manufacturing imperfection casting line along the top and a few light scratches. See photos for best description.

4500 - Fiberglass Monon Railroad Logo Sign

Roughly 36" square fiberglass sign with the Monon logo likely used on piggyback trailers. Sign has one damaged mounting hole in the bottom left, and a slightly worn corner in the upper right. Otherwise, the sign presents well. Please see photos for best description.

4501 - Canadian National T2A 2-10-2 #4104 2-10-2 Locomotive Builders Plate

Canadian Locomotive Company bronze diamond builders plate from Canadian National T2A 2-10-2 #4104 which was constructed in 1924. The locomotive was serial #1760 and a note on the back of the plate refrences the fact that this was the second locomotive in Canada to carry a Vanderbilt style tender. The plate has appropriate wear with soot and scale on the reverse. The right edge has a very slight bend, but the bolt holes are intact. Plate measures 9" x 16"

4502 - Eight Pieces of Railroad Tin Ware - Atlantic Coast Lines, Southern Railway, New York Central

Eight pieces of railroad tin ware, includes:a 6 1/2" tall hand torch with a Atlantic Coast Lines tag on the side,a 5 3/4" tall kerosene can with a Southern Railway tag on the side,a New York Central System stamped tin cup,a Dietz No. 32 Flare burner pot,a 10 3/4" tall Handlan journal oil can,a 12 1/2" by 8" tin vision hood,a 11 1/2" tall stacking meal kit,and a 15 1/2" by 7 3/4" Pennsylvania track walker's tool box, which is made of wood and heavy leather.The group is largely in good condition, with a bit of rust and the occasional dent among them. Please see photos for best description.

4503 - Large Group of Paulista / Brazilian Railway Photographs from the Pullman Engineering Archive

Likely 200+ photographs from the Paulista railway in Brazil. The group appears to date from the early 1950s and includes 1st class, 2nd class, parlor cars, kitchen diners, and export photos showing the cars loading onto a ship for export.Photos show the complete construction of the cars including builders photo, finished interior photos, erection floor photos, and more. The albums have a very minor curl, with the largest album having a moderate curl.The photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4504 - Seven Pieces of Western Railroad Tin Ware - Great Northern, Northern Pacific, Soo Line

Seven pieces of railroad tin ware, including:a 12" tall Great Northern journal oil can,a 9 1/2" tall Missouri Pacific (Mo-Pac) Lines bucket,a 9 1/2" tall Northern Pacific kerosene can,a 8 1/2" tall Soo Line funnel,a Chicago Burlington and Quincy hand torch,a Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway hand torch,and a 27" tall Louisville and Nashville oil can.The Northern Pacific can has some moderate denting on top; otherwise the group is in good condition with mild rust and occasional dents. Please see photos for best description.

4505 - Montreal Locomotive Works No. 8 Brass Locomotive Number / Builders Plate

Brass / bronze locomotive smoke box number plate from the Montreal Locomotive Works No. 8. The plate shows a built date of 1923. The plate measures 13" in diameter and shows multiple layers of paint along the edge of the plate and soot and dirt on the reverse. There is a very slight bend to the top left edge of the plate. See photos for best description.

4506 - Nine Pieces of East Coast Railroad Tin Ware - Pennsylvania, Reading, Lehigh Valley

Nine railroad tin ware pieces, including:two Reading hand torches,two Lehigh Valley hand torches,a cast iron Pennsylvania hand torch,a tin Pennsylvania hand torch,a 9 1/4" red Reading Co. journal oil can,a 8" tall by 12" long Reading Co. water can (missing lid),and a 8 1/4" tall Pennsylvania keystone emblem embossed kerosene can.Group is in good condition, with some light pitting, rust and the occasional small dent among them. Please see photos for best description.

4507 - 107 Korean National and Manilla Railroad Photographs from the Pullman Engineering Archives

52 Korean National Railway and 55 Manilla Railroad photographs showing construction of their passenger cars by Pullman.Photos show the complete construction of the cars including builders photo, finished interior photos, erection floor photos, and more. The albums have a very minor curl.The photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4508 - Eight Unmarked Railroad Tin Ware - Hand Torches, Tall Oil Can, Kerosene Can

Eight pieces of unmarked railroad tin ware, including:four hand torches,a Fairbanks-Morse Justrite Manufacturing Company oil can,a 8 1/4" tall kerosene can,a 24" tall oil can,and a 25 1/4" tall kerosene can.One of the hand torches has several small holes in it, and another has a rough top edge and missing lid. The shorter kerosene can is also missing its lid. Otherwise, group is in good shape with light rust and small dents throughout. Please see photos for best description.

4509 - Canadian Locomotive Co. India Streamlined WP 4-6-2 #2743 Locomotive Builders Plate

Canadian Locomotive Company brass builders plate from an Indian WP class 4-6-2 streamlined steam locomotive #2743. This locomotive was built for passenger service in India and look a bit like the streamlining on the Southern Tennessean locomotives. The plate shows a built date of 1955 with locomotive #2743. The plate measures 14 1/8" x 3". The plate shows appropriate wear and has provenance as part of the Ron White plate collection.

4510 - Porcelain Double Sided Railroad Stop Sign - Nickel Plate Road

A roughly 18 3/4" diameter black and white Stop sign on a 75" tall 1 1/2" diameter pole, believed to have been used by the Nickel Plate Roa d. The sign is rusting at the top to the point a small section has rusted off. One side has a number of small scrapes and dings, the other side is less affected. All this is fairly consistent with outdoor use. Please see photos for best description.

4511 - Photos of 1950 General Electric "More Power" Exhibition Car from the Pullman Archives

Set of sixteen photographs from the Pullman Engineering archives showing the completed #353 exhibition car used in the 1950 General Electric "More Power to America" special exhibition train. All photos are from the completed car including interior, exterior, and underside shots of the car showing the unique generator setup used for the train. The interior shots show the car empty before exhibits were installed. Some minor wear to one corner, but otherwise GREAT shots of a scarce train.The photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4512 - Canadian National Northern Type Locomotive Class Plate #6126 U-2-b

Brass Northern Type steam locomotive class plate from Canadian National U-2-b #6126. Plate measures 9 3/4" x 3 3/8". The plate is clean and has been repainted. The reverse has two number stampings which appear to be 4Q135 and 546135 (These numbers are pitted and difficult to read) The plate was formerly of the Ron White plate collection.

4513 - 86+ Photos of George M. Pullman Observation Car from the Pullman Archives

WOW! Another incredible group of photos from the Pullman Engineering Archives. The album has 86+ photos of the George M. Pullman observation car built by Pullman in 1933 for the Century of Progress in Chicago. This album is a treasure trove of information and it appears that every major component of the car was photographed. Interior, exterior, trucks, and construction photos are all present. Not only is the 1933 version of the car shown, but there are photos of the rebuild / update of the car in 1937.The album has a severe curl (almost 90 degrees) but with the correct conservation techniques I'm fairly confident that these could be flattened.The photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4514 - Seven Pieces of East Coast Railroad Tin Ware and New York Central Collapsible Bucket

Seven pieces of railroad tin ware and a New York Central RR stamped collapsible bucket. Group includes:four New York Central tin ware pieces - a 10 1/4" tall oil can, a 7" tall water can, a 10 1/2" tall oil can (missing lid), and a 9" tall by 14" long water can,two Baltimore and Ohio pieces - a 7" tall by 9" long oil can and a 10 3/4" tall kerosene can,a 11 1/2" tall by 13" long Delaware Lackawanna and Western water can.Group is in good condition, with some mild denting throughout. Bucket has a small hole near the top edge. Please see photos for best description.

4515 - ALCO / Dominion Engineering Works Diesel Engine Builders Plate

Brass builders plate for an American Locomotive Works 4 cycle diesel engine which was constructed by Dominion Engineering Works Ltd under license from the Montreal Locomotive works. The type was a 1777 and was engine number 1737 with 1000 H.P. The reverse of the plate has a note of 8209 class MS 10n built 8-57 and retired 9 of 1981. The plate measures approximately 10" x 6" and has one cracked mounting hole.

4516 - Eight Pieces of Midwest Railroad Tin Ware - Chicago and North Western, Norfolk and Western

Eight pieces of midwestern railroad tin ware, including:a cast iron Norfolk and Western Railway hand torch,a 6 1/2" tall Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway oil can,a 7 1/2" tall Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway oil can,a 9 1/2" tall Chicago and North Western oil can,a 8 3/4" tall Chicago and Alton water can,a 13 1/2" tall Chicago and North Western kerosene can,a 12 3/4" tall Handlan oil can,and a 11" tall Wabash Railroad Co. kerosene can.Group is in good condition with some mild denting. The Handlan can has some small holes in the bottom. Please see photos for best description.

4517 - 1937 Pullman Experimental Passenger Car Album - Pullman Engineering Archives

Set of forty four photographs from the Pullman Engineering archives showing the construction and completed Pullman light weight experimental passenger car built in 1937. Photos including interior, exterior, construction, and underside shots of the car. There are also a few shots of Pullman employees with the completed car. The album has a mild curl.The photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4518 - Five Chicago and North Western Steel Locks - Fraim and Adlake

Five Chicago and North Western locks, two with keys. One lock is a Fraim with C& NW stamped in serif font into the shackle. This lock has its key and the key does successfully operate the lock. The other four locks are Adlake locks, each with C & NW stamped on the front of the body. One of the Adlake locks opens with an attached brass key stamped with C&NW on the hilt. Another of the Adlake locks has a key cover that is bent up and away from the lock. All the Adlake locks have some original chain attached to them.

4519 - Canadian Pacific Railway #526 D-6-b Ten Wheeler Locomotive Builders Plate

Canadian Pacific Railway Angus works cast iron locomotive builders / rebuilt locomotive plate from D-6-b ten wheeler #526,re-built by the Canadian Pacific Railways Angus Shops in Montreal , Quebec in May 1921 and retired in October 1955. The plate measures approximately 16" x 7 1/2". The plate has been repainted and the locomotive number written on the reverse. See photos for best description.

4520 - Four East Coast Railroad Locks - Heart Shaped Brass Boston & Maine, Pittsburgh & Lake Erie

Four east coast railroad locks, two of them with their keys. Includes a brass heart-shaped lock with B&M RR ED in serif font stamped on the shackle, a brass heart-shaped lock with PS & LE RR stamped in serif font on the shackle, a Fraim lock with NYCS stamped in serif font on the shackle, and an Adlake lock with P & R railroad stamped on the shackle. The Philadelphia and Reading lock has an unmarked key that opens the lock. The New York Central lock has a key stamped with CCC& STL on the hilt that operates the lock. Only the New York Central lock has chain attached to it, and the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie lock is missing its key cover.

4521 - 180+ Pullman "GM Train of Tomorrow" Trainset Photos from the Pullman Archives

An incredible group of photographs from the Pullman Engineering archives. These 180+ photographs show the construction, completed, and publicity / promotional photos of the Astra Dome which was built for the General Motors Train of Tomorrow in 1947. Judging from the photographs, these photos show the construction and completion of all four cars with all four of the plan numbers used for the train referenced throughout the album. These cars include the Star Dust chair car, dining car Sky View, sleeping car Dream Cloud, and Lounge Observation Moon Glow. There are about 130 construction and completed photos of the cars. The remaining 40 or so photographs are publicity photos with the press descriptions attached.There are two albums and one folder, all have some degree of curling, but the photos are in good condition. See photos for best description.

4522 - Four West Coast Railroad Locks - St. Louis and San Francisco, Great Northern, Omaha

Four railroad locks from west coast rail. Includes a Keline Burlington Northern lock, an Adlake Omaha Railway lock, a Fraim Great Northern lock, and a Yale banjo-style St. Louis and San Francisco lock. The Frisco lock has ST L & SF RY stamped in serif font on the shackle. The Omaha and Burlington Northern locks have their name or initials stamped on the front of the lock, and Great Northern has their initials stamped on the shackle. The Burlington Northern lock ha some orange paint on it. All but the Great Northern lock have some original chain attached. None have their respective keys.

4523 - Canadian National N5D #2765 Locomotive Builders Plate

Canadian National Railways steam locomotive builders plate from 2-8-0 N5D #2765. The locomotive was built in 1931 and retired in October 1959. The locomotive was built at the Port St. Charles shops with serial number 1640. The plate measures 13 3/8" x 7 1/2" and has been restored

4524 - Six Midwest Railroad Locks - Illinois Central Gulf, Chicago South Shore and South Bend

Six locks from midwestern rail. Includes:an Adlake Norfolk and Western Railway lock with N&W stamped on the front,an Adlake Chicago South Shore and South Bend lock with CSS&SB RR stamped on the front,a Wilson Bohannan Chicago Rock Island and Pacific lock with CRI&PRR SIGNAL stamped on the front,a Keline Illinois Central Gulf lock with ICG RR stamped on the front and a ICRR key that operates the lock,a Hansl Manufacturing Company Illinois Central Gulf brass heart-shaped lock with ICG RR stamped on the shackle,an Adlake Illinois Central Gulf lock with ICG RR stamped on the front.Two of the Illinois Central Gulf locks and the Norfolk and Western lock have some original chain attached.

4525 - Amtrak Ticket Agent 700 Amcoach Cardboard Counter Advertisement

Amtrak cardboard cutout advertisement. Made with a reflective foil to simulate Amtrak's stainless steel finish. The cut out measures roughly 48" x 15 3/4". The red stripe has faded to orange and light orange near the rear. Sign shows general signs of age and use with edge wear, peeling foil near the bottom corners, and some scratches or discoloration spots across the field. See photos for best description.

4526 - Six Railroad Locks - Chesapeake and Ohio, Yale, Sargent & Greenleaf

Six railroad locks, half marked for Chesapeake and Ohio, the rest unmarked. Includes:two Sargent locks with C & O stamped on the front,a purple Yale lock with C & O stamped on the back,an unmarked Yale lock,an unmarked Mitchell lock,and an unmarked Sargent & Greenleaf lock.Two of the Chesapeake and Ohio locks, the Mitchell, and the Sargent & Greenleaf locks all have some original chain attached. The Mitchell lock is missing its key cover. None of these locks have their keys.

4527 - Canadian National Locomotive Builders Plate J4A Class 4-6-2 #5081

Montreal Locomotive Works brass builders plate from Canadian National J4A 4-6-2 #5081 which was built in June of 1914. The serial number on the plate is 54765. The plate measures 14" x 7" and has had the front repainted. The plate presents well and at one time was part of the collection of Ron Muldowney.

4528 - Chesapeake and Ohio Cast Iron Waybills Box and Two Coin Changer Belt Clips

A cast iron wall box with C&O painted on the front and two coin changer belts, one with slots for all four US coin denominations, one with three. The Chesapeake and Ohio waybill box has a moderate amount of rust on the lid and back, but retains most of its paint on the front. There is some rust inside the box as well. The four slot coin changer is in good shape, some light rust on the bottom and back, but the mechanisms still work. The three slot coin changer has a more moderate coating of rust, yet its mechanisms also still work smoothly. Please see photos for best description.

4529 - Complete Set of 1908 Modern American Railway Practice Books - Complete System of Practical Instruction In Railway Transportation

A 10 Volume set of "Modern American Railway Practice" circa 1908 by National Institute of Practical Mechanics, Calvin F. Swingler editor. Books are hardcover leather bound, with gilt lettering on the spines, and marbled page edges, measuring roughly 6" x 9". Interior pages have a number of black and white illustrations, some fold out illustrations, photos, and some color illustrations. Interior pages are in very nice condition overall with some faint water stain marks on some page edges throughout the group or mild edge wear or tears. The covers show heavy to severe wear throughout with discoloration, staining, edge wear or tear, torn or flaking spines (especially on the Vol. I, VI, and X books), and debris from storage.Volumes include Vol. 1 Locomotive Boilers Care and Operation, Vol. 2 Locomotive Running and Management, Vol. 3 Illustrated Air Brake Instruction, Vol. 4 Standard Rules for Movement of Trains, Vol. 5 Station Work and Telegraphy, Vol. 6 How to Repair Locomotive Breakdowns, Vol. 7 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Year Examinations, Vol. 8 Roundhouse and Shop Machine Shop Work, Vol. 9 Electricity for Locomotive Engineers, and Vol. 10 Practical Electric Locomotive Running.See photos for best description.

4530 - Cast Iron Railroad Hand Brake Wheel

Cast iron hand brake wheel with U.S.S. 1038 cast onto one of the spokes. Wheel is roughly 15" in diameter. Wheel has a small casting defect off one of the spokes: a roughly 1" fin sticking out to the side. Wheel still presents nicely, and has a brass nut in the center. Please see photos for best description.

4531 - Matched Canadian National #7355 012e 0-6-0 #7355 NUMBER AND BUILDERS PLATE!

A great matched set of Canadian National locomotive plates including the builders plate and number plate from Canadian National 012e 0-6-0 #7355. The cast iron builders plate tells us that the locomotive carried serial number 60508 and was built in March of 1919. The plate measures 14 1/4" x 8 3/8" and has been repainted. The brass number plate measures 16 3/8" x 10 3/4" and has also been repainted. There is a slight ding to the lower left corner of the plate.

4532 - 36" Diameter Aluminum Railroad Crossing Sign and 10" Painted Derail Sign with Arm

A newer reflective 36" diameter aluminum Railroad Crossing sign, and a 10" Derail sign with attachment arm. The Railroad Crossing sign has several small scratches and some mild wear near the mounting holes. The Derail sign has several small pock marks on both sides, and the arm has some mild rust at the attachment end. Both signs still present well. Please see photos for best description.

4533 - Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Grizzly Bear Desk Paperweight and Monon Route Repro Alligator Match Safe

Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway "To Puget Sound - Electrified / Gallatin Gateway to Yellowstone" grizzly bear paperweight. Green felt on the underside. Paperweight has a moderate dent on the back of the bear, and is otherwise in good condition. Marked on the corner as made by Rehberger Manufacturing Company Chicago Illinois. A cast iron likely reproduction Alligator match safe for the Chicago, Indianapolis, and Louisville Railway Monon Route, with green felt added to the feet, showing general wear. See photos for best description.

4534 - Trio of Telegraph Speed Keys - Vibroplex Serial Number 204629, Mecograph Co., Lionel

Three telegraph speed keys: a Vibroplex (serial number 204629), a Lionel Corp (Serial number 17674) and a Mecograph Co. Premier key. The Mecograph Co. key comes in a carrying case with its connecting wire, and is stamped with a latest patent date of May 23, 1907. The Lionel key is marked as made for the U.S. Army Signal Corps. The Lionel key has some tape on the bottom, but otherwise all three appear in good condition. Please see photos for best description.

4535 - Russian Steam locomotive Builders Plate 2-10-0

A Russian steam locomotive builders plate dating from 1950 with serial number 9423 with a build date of 1950. Marked for the CCCP Ministry of Transportation. Built at the Kolomna / Kolomenskoye plant Measures 31" x 10" This plate is likely from a 2-10-0 class N. Plate has been repainted. See photos for best description.

4536 - Eight First Aid Kits - Chesapeake and Ohio / Chessie, Milwaukee Road, New York Central,

Eight first aid kits, half metal, half plastic. Includes:a 4" by 2 1/2" cardboard Penn Central first aid kit still containing unopened bandages and smelling salts,a 5" by 3 1/2" plastic Chessie System kit still containing unopened bandages gauze and smelling salts,a 5 1/2" by 3 1/2" metal Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific first aid kit that's empty,a 6 1/2" by 4" metal C & O RY first aid kit that's empty with mild rust,a 6 1/4" by 4" metal C & O first aid kit still containing unopened iodine swabs and bandages,a 7" by 3 1/2" plastic Milwaukee Road first aid kit still containing safety scissors and unopened bandages gauze and antiseptic wipes,a 8" by 4 1/2" metal New York Central System first aid kit that is empty with moderate scrapping but no rust,and a 7 3/4" by 5" CSX first aid kit with several opened boxes of bandages and equipment and one unopened box of Sting-Kill swabs.Aside from the notes above, the group is in good condition. Please see photos for best description.

4537 - Collection of Railroad Desk & Employee Items - Reading, Gulf Mobile & Ohio, Pennsylvania, Union Pacific, and More

Mixed group of railroad employee desk items and tools including a Reading Railway T-1 Steam locomotive cast metal holder with complete 1971 calendar. A Soo Line Railroad Company stamp, Pennsylvania locomotive wooden block stamp and Gulf Mobile & Ohio logo block stamp. A pair of Joslin ticket holder punches, one stamped Y&MV RR in serif font for Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad. An unmarked ticket punch and embosser with grid pattern. Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad 1970 Centennial Year desk calendar / pen holder. A pair of marble paper weights with enamel logos, one for Association of American Railways and the other for The American Railroad Association Short Line 1988 Diamond Jubilee. Locomotive desk ornaments include a glass Union Pacific, Ohio Electric Railway cast brass coin bank, Railroadmen's Federal coin bank, smaller sized Penn Central Metroliner, Denver & Rio Grande Narrow Gauge Railroad #315, cast iron The General, 1985 San Francisco Cable Car toy car, new in box New York Central Streamliner ornament, glass locomotive, and pair of plaster bookends. Group varies in condition showing mild to general signs of age and use with discoloration, edge wear or tear, and many pieces have stickers applied. See photos for best description.

4538 - Roughly 170 Railroad Matchbook Collection - Monon, Illinois Central, Chessie, Soo Line,

Around 170 matchbooks neatly arranged in four collector's boxes. Matchbooks come from all over the US: Monon, Chesapeake and Ohio, Northern Pacific, Rio Grande, Southern Pacific, Gulf Mobile and Ohio, Frisco, Illinois Central, Great Northern, California Zephyr, Erie, New York Central and others. Matchbooks are in good condition, with some duplicates in the group. Please see photos for best description.

4539 - Pair of Cast Iron L&NWR and LMS Railway Plates

Pair of cast iron British railway plates including London and Northwestern Railway (L&NWR) 14" x 8" oval and London Midland and Scottish (LMS) 17 3/4" x 11 3/8" bridge plate. Both show wear, but no notable damage. See photos for best description.

4540 - Western Electric Telegraph Key and Sounder, Telegraph Sender/Receiver, Portable Shunt, Etc.

Collection of telegraph equipment, including a Western Electric key and sounder, and 150 Ohms sender/receiver with key, a Weston Electrical Instrument portable shunt, and an extending desk mount. The sender/receiver appears incomplete and may be missing a few parts, and one of the shunt's wooden feet is damaged. Otherwise, group is in good condition.

4541 - Group of Railroad Flagman Kits and Metal Fusees & Torpedo Holders - Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Soo Line, Chesapeake & Ohio

Group includes a Soo Line flag kit or flare holder marked with the herald on one side, showing a few moderate dents near the top. Measures 24 1/4" tall. A flagman's kit for Union Pacific stamped UPRR on one side, with dark red flag. Unmarked brown canvas bag holder with green and red flag. Black painted metal flagman kit, unmarked, with red flag. Three additional red flags with wooden handles. Holders show general to moderate signs of age and use with dents, discoloration, scratches, and debris from storage. Flags show wear, tear, and discoloration. Also included are four metal fusee, flags, flares, torpedo, and match holders in various styles. One box is embossed S.P.Co. on the lid for Southern Pacific, and measures roughly 11 1/2" x 12". An 11" x 9" Chesapeake and Ohio holder for Red Flags, Green Flares, Red Fusees, Torpedoes embossed C&O on the side. A 14" x 8" wall mounted Fusees & Torpedoes box tagged C&NW but unable to find marking, and an unmarked 15" x 13" holder. Holders show moderate to heavy paint wear, varying degrees of rust, discoloration, and dust from storage. See photos for best description.

4542 - Johnson Urbana Pennsylvania Railroad Caboose Wall Lamp

A single Johnson Urbana caboose wall lamp with the Pennsylvania keystone emblem embossed on the burner pot. Burner pot has had the black paint stripped off of it, as has the lamp hood. Glass chimney does not appear to be original, but is in good condition. Lamp body is clean with some very mild rust on the back.

4543 - Trio of London Midland and Scottish Locomotive Plates - 1927 and 1938

Based on our research it appears all three of these plates are reproduction. Pair of London Midland and Scottish Derby Works locomotive plates. Includes 10 3/8 x 6" 1927 brass oval and cast iron 5" x 4" 1938 oval with Lot No. 1106/ Both have been repainted. See photos for best description. Cast brass tender plate from LMS #6239 a Coronation Class 4-6-4 locomotive built in 1939 with serial number 9802. The reverse of the plate is stamped with LMS 6239 and also has information cast into the plate which is partially legible and references, "ex 6239 tender to 6229" along with other information. The plate measures just over 7 1/4" x 5 1/4" See photos for best description.

4544 - Complete Milwaukee Road Aladdin Lamp and New York Central RPO Brass Candle Lamp

A complete Aladdin wall mounted caboose lamp with a Milwaukee Road lampshade, and a brass RPO candle lamp with NYCS stamped into the wall bracket. The Aladdin lamp has a second shade and metal shade support as well. The mesh of the Aladdin fount is moderately damaged, otherwise the lamp is in great condition. The candle lamp still has a candle inside, has some solder repairs around the wall bracket, and a couple small spots of tarnish.

4545 - Lehigh Valley Railroad Conductor Box

A Lehigh Valley tin metal conductor's box marked L.V.R.R. on the lid in yellow paint, with yellow pinstripes on black painted box with wooden handle. Measures roughly 18" x 10 1/2" x 9 1/5". The top portion of the lid has began lifting away from the lid, especially along the left side and bottom left. Interior has removable tray and dividers for organization. Body shows moderate signs of age and use with paint loss across the front of the body, scratches, spots of surface rust, and mild corner dents. See photos for best description.

4546 - Lantern Parts Lot - Dietz No. 2 D-Lite, Lantern Body, Burner Pots and Founts, Short Globe

A collection of lantern parts for the restoration enthusiast! Includes a complete Dietz No. 2 D-lite lantern, a rear signal lamp body, a Handlan burner pot and fount, a Dressel burner pot and fount, a Kopp clear short globe, a Corning 3 1/2 diameter blue lens, and a pair of Pennsylvania Railroad marked glass insulators. The Corning lens has a crack near the center, and the rear signal lamp body is missing its chimney and door and is covered in a thin coating of yellow paint. Otherwise, parts are in good condition and ready for use.

4547 - Federated Malayan States 4-6-2 steam locomotive Builders Plate - North British Locomotive Company

North British Locomotive Company diamond builders plate from Federated Malayan States (Malaysia) 4-6-2 steam locomotive No. 56.429. As noted on the reverse this was one of forty locomotives built in this class in 1946. and carried serial number 25784. The plate measures 14 3/4" x 5 1/2" and was previously handled by Ron Muldowney and Tim Moore. Plates shows paint flaking and typical wear. See photos for best description.

4548 - Railroad Promotional Pins, Soaps, Stamps and More! - Louisville and Nashville, Santa Fe

An assortment of small railroad memorabilia, much of it arranged and preserved in display boxes. Amidst the group is everything from soaps to a multitool to pins to coasters to stamps to a plastic scraper. Railroads spotted in the group include New York Central, Union Pacific, Amtrak, Great Northern, Soo Line, Louisville and Nashville, Illinois Central, Delaware Lackawanna and Western, Milwaukee Road, Santa Fe, Rock Island, Gulf Mobile and Ohio, and others. Group is in good condition. Please see photos for best description.

4549 - Mixed Group of Railroad Ephemera - Promotional Items, Souvenir Travel Bag, Keys, Record, Cigar Box, Car Seals, and More

Notable items among the group include a 1948 Souvenir of Chicago Railroad Fair foil trivet or hot plate embossed with Santa Fe's Fleet of Modern Trains El Capitan. A Northern Pacific North Coast Limited souvenir travel bag showing mild wear with some discoloration and debris from storage. A Baltimore and Ohio Otto Nobetter and the Railroad Gang promotional record. 1959 Baltimore and Ohio Track chart for Pittsburgh Division. A cornhusk pipe marked Missouri Pacific RR and a wooden Chicago and North Western Londres cigar box showing writing marks and general wear. A Union Pacific 1960 monthly diaries box, incomplete, missing January, February, May, June. A Union Pacific Mo-Pac pouch. A set of 4 3/4" x 4" raised plastic table ornaments or trays with various railroad heralds for Milwaukee Road, Southern, Illinois Central, Union Pacific, and cracked ones for Green Bay Route, Erie, Great Northern, and Chesapeake and Ohio / Baltimore and Ohio.Other items include Union Pacific and Railway Express Agency cloth bags, enamel pins for Coast Starlight, California Zephyr, and Empire Builder, pair of uniform buttons for Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad, Union RR 25 Years service pin, coach door key for New York Central stamped NYC on the hilt, Grand Trunk shoe horn, Santa Fe embossed pocket calendar holders, Illinois Central pocket protector, 1969 Flying Scotsman towel, a pair of Union Pacific jigsaw puzzles, ink blotters for Railroad Hour Show Train, Chicago and North Western California, and Johnson Freight Lines. Southern Pacific 1905 Sunset Express advertisement, unused Railway Express Agency tags, employee paper for Grand Trunk, New York Central, Chicago & Eastern Illinois, and framed 1891 Pennsylvania Railroad receipt. Large bundle of CSX car seals and a few singles for Canadian National, Rutland, Frisco, and Illinois Central Gulf.Group varies in condition showing minimal to moderate signs of age and use with discoloration, wear or tear, and may have stickers applies. Please inquire for specifics on any items. See photos for best description.

4550 - Round Aluminum Black and White Monon Sign

Approximately 29 3/4" diameter aluminum Monon logo sign from piggyback trailers in black and white. Sign has one moderately worn mounting hole in the lower left, and some expected surface level scrapes. Sign still presents nicely. Please see photos for best description.

4551 - Four British / English Locomotive Plates - Great Western, LNER, etc.

Group of four English locomotive plates including 1957 2466 cast iron British Transport Commission oval plate, B431906 21T cast iron 1958 plate, a small 2 1/4" stamped LNER brass plate about WWII armored locomotive, and a stamped brass reproduction Great Western Railway grease order plate. Cast iron plates have been repainted, See photos for best description.

4552 - British Rail Principal Station Network Map Sign & London Underground Map

British Rail Principal map sign which appears to date from 1978. Sign has been mounted to a custom wooden plaque which measures 17 3/4" x 25 1/2" See photos for best description. Also includes a 35" x 23" London Underground system map mounted to a foam core board. See photos for best description.

4553 - Daniel Adamson & Co. Brass Works Plate - Either Nautical or Railroad

Brass works plate from Daniel Adamson & Co. Engineering Works of Dunkinfield, Manchester. The company was known as a boilermaker and worked with both railroad and nautical applications. This brass plate measures 35" x 22" and to us looks like it could have gone over a locomotive wheel arch, but we are unsure of it's exact application. See photos for best description.

4554 - British Railways Porcelain / Enamel Station Sign / Totem

63" x 12" British Railways porcelain on steel station sign / totem. Porcelain chips around the corners and a few minor chips in the field. Sign shows some weathering. See photos for best description.

4555 - NSW Australian Steam Locomotive Tender Builders Plate

Commonwealth Engineering Co. NSW cast brass locomotive tender builder plate. Marked as No. 168 . Plate has been polished and painted. Judging from some of the minor casting issues with this plate and some of the machining marks on the reverse, I suspect this plate may be a reproduction, but please use your best judgement. See photos for best description.

4556 - Stockport Porcelain / Enamel Station Sign

38" x 15" porcelain enamel station sign / totem from the Stockport station. Stockport was a connection point between Avanti West Coast and East Midlands Railway. Sign has some chipping around the corners and a slight inward bend overall. See photos for best description.

4557 - Pair of Foreign Railway Lamps - German or British?

Pair of foreign railway lamps including a Gorlitzer German lamp and an unmarked marker lamp with both clear and red lens. Pair shows some wear and surface rust but are generally in good condition. See photos for best description.

4558 - Railroad And Native American Wall Art and Maps - Pennsylvania, Northern Pacific, Burlington

Eleven pieces of wall art, five focused on the railroad, and six portraits of Native Americans by Winold Reiss. The five railroad-centric pieces are: a 24" by 15" unframed 1886 map of the United States' railroads, a 23 1/2" by 19 1/2" framed art print of the Burlington Route Silver King, a 26" by 18 3/4" framed 1937 map of Pennsylvania Railroad, a 16 1/4" by 13 1/4" framed art print of "Crossroads of Commerce" featuring Pennsylvania Railroad, and a 8 3/4" by 7 1/2" foil-rimmed print of a Northern Pacific ad by Leslie Ragan. The six Native American portraits are all copyright by Great Northern, are all framed and measure on average 10" by 11". Please see photos for best description.

4559 - Baldwin Locomotive Works Columbian Cast Bronze Number Plate

Baldwin Locomotive Works #108 Number Plate from a Columbian steam locomotive. A neat Baldwin Locomotive Works front number / smoke box plate from Columbian locomotive #108. The plate measures 14 1/2" in diameter. The reverse of the plate shows appropriate wear and retains a partial mounting stud. Clear stampings of 12 30 E 23 around the center of the plate. The plate does have a slight bend to the left half of the plate, but otherwise no noteable damage.

4560 - Four Large Railroad Photos - Chicago and North Western, Chicago Great Western

Four large railroad photos with a focus in the Midwest. Includes a 20" by 16" photo of Chicago Great Western, a 19 3/4" by 15 3/4" backboard-mounted photo of a train wreck, a 24" by 12 1/2" photo of a train arriving at a small depot, and a 37 1/2 by 11 1/4" framed photo of Chicago and North Western pulling several cars of Wisconsin canned peas. Both of the unframed photos have some light wear around the edges, and the Chicago and North Western photo frame has a significantly worn paper backing and one end of its hanging wire is detached from the frame. The photo itself is still in good shape. Please see photos for best description.

4561 - Twenty-Eight Pieces of Railroad China, Glassware, and Silver - Frisco, Pennsylvania, New York Central, and More

An assorted group of railroad dining items from stations, inns, museums, and a few pieces from dining cars. Silver includes a bouillon spoon stamped PRR on the handle by International Silver and a pair of stainless steel tongs etched Frisco "Hot Potato" shipping on one side. A plastic Amtrak Club Service napkin ring. China plates include a 10 3/8" Chicago Railroad Fair 100th Anniversary plate (chip lower right edge and glaze crack on bottom in center), 10 1/4" Casey Jones Brave Engineer souvenir plate, 9" Pikes Peak Summit House plate (crazing across right side), 7 3/8" 1956 Louisville and Nashville Gold Jubilee Etowah Tennessee plate, pair of 1942 Ash Fork Centennial Days plates, and 1969 Lake Shore Pioneer Chapter New York Central Veterans plate. Other china includes unmarked butter pats, sauce dishes, and creamer in various patterns. A United States Army Medical Department creamer. Glassware includes well worn Chicago and North Western drinking glass, New York Central shot glass, and two blue Illinois Railway Museum shot glasses. An assortment of mugs for Monon Safety '92, Chicago and North Western Railway, 1973 Pullman Incorporated, Cresson PA Station Inn, 1996 Newport News, and a pair of well used plastic The Pioneer mugs, one with chip on the rim. Group varies in condition showing mild to general signs of use with wear. Most pieces may have small sticker applied. Please inquire for condition on specific items. See photos for best description.

4562 - 27 Canadian National Observation Car "Burrard" and Coach Car Photos from Pullman Archives

A concentrated group of 27 photos showing the observation car "Burrard" and coach cars for Canadian National from 1954. There are two albums in this group with 17 photos in one and 10 photos in the other.Photos are primarily finished interior photos, with some exterior. The albums lie flat and photos are in good conditionThe photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4563 - Brass Beyer, Peacock & Company Manchester 1912 Oval Builders Plate

Cast brass oval Beyer, Peacock & Company Manchester 1912 oval builders plate. The plate measures 9 7/8" x 5 1/2" There is some slight denting / dishing at the center of the plate, otherwise the wear is appropriate and consistent. See photos for best description. The plate was purchased from longtime plate collector Ron Muldowney and Tim Moore.

4564 - 92 Canadian National Observation, Cafe, and Sleeper Car Photos from Pullman Archives

A stunning group of 92 photos showing the "Cafe Chignecto", "White Rapids", Dining Car 1338, and many other cars for Canadian National from `954. There are seven albums in this group with as many as 18 photos or as few as 3 photos in each. There are also three loose photos. The equipment in the albums is a mix of cafe/dining cars, lounge cars, sleepers, and coach cars.Photos are primarily finished interior photos, with some exterior. The albums lie flat and photos are in good condition, save for one loose photo with a small tear at the top.The photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4565 - Four Framed Narrow Gauge Railroad Black & White Photographs

Four 28" by 22" framed pictures of western narrow gauge rail. Includes:a photo of a Rio Grande Western Station, a photo of the Denver & Rio Grande Western Station Grounds, an untitled photo of rails curving into the mountains, and a photo of the Colorado Midland Railroad approaching Hell Gate. Three of the frames have some chipping wood varnish, and the Station Grounds photo frame has a detached hanging wire. Photos themselves are in good condition. Please see photos for best description.

4566 - 65 Canadian National Sleeping Car Photos from Pullman Archives

A in-depth group of 65 photos showing the "Buckley Bay", "Excelsior", "Green Mount" and many other cars for Canadian National from 1954. There are four albums in this group with as many as 37 photos or as few as 4 photos in each. The equipment in the albums is mainly focused on sleeping cars, with some parlor/lounge car photos.Photos are primarily finished interior photos, with some exterior. The albums lie flat and photos are in good condition.The photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4567 - Baldwin Locomotive Works - Extra Order Plate - Hawaiian Narrow Gauge Locomotive

Round Baldwin Locomotive Work cast brass / bronze extra order builders plate from serial number 1083 with a construction date of November 1929. The front of the plate has been repainted and polished while the back has been left in original condition. The plate is believed to have come from a narrow gauge Hawaiian steam locomotive and retains its curvature. The plate has information on the back from Ron Muldowney and measures 9 1/8" in diameter.

4568 - 79 Rio Grande Do Sul Coach, RPO, Baggage, Sleeping, and Dining Cars from Pullman Archives

A fascinating group of 79 photos showing the "Restaurante" and other cars for Rio Grande from 1931. There are four albums in this group with as many as 28 photos or as few as 16 photos in each. The equipment in the albums is dining cars, baggage/mail cars, sleepers, and coach cars.Photos are a mix of builder's photos, finished interior photos, and exterior photos. The albums have a mild curve, but photos are all viewable.The photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4569 - Aluminum "Attend to Safety Lock" Reproduction Railroad Interlocking Tower Plate

A reproduction cast aluminum plate designed for use in a railroad interlocking tower. Plate measures 10" x 8" and has a casting number of T-25938 on the reverse. Shows general wear with some paint loss, discoloration, and surface rust on the back from use. See photos for best description.

4570 - 65 Norfolk and Western Railway "The Powhatan Arrow" Photos from Pullman Archives

An excellent group of 65 photos showing various cars for Norfolk and Western Railway's The Powhatan Arrow from 1949. There are two albums in this group, one with 50 photos, the other with 15. The equipment in the albums is lounge/observation, coach, and dining cars.Photos are primarily finished interior photos, with some exterior. The albums have a mild curve, but photos are all viewable.The photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4571 - Baldwin Locomotive Works - Cuba Sugar Cane Co. No. 101 - 2-8-0 Builders Plate

Round Baldwin Locomotive Work cast brass / bronze builders plate from serial number 52540 with a construction date of November 1929. The front of the plate has been repainted and polished while the back has been cleaned, but still shows wear. The plate comes from Cuba Sugar Cane Co. 2-8-0 No. 101. The plate has 1034L2061 stamped on the reverse and measures 9 1/4" in diameter. The plate does show a fair number of tool marks but still presents well.

4572 - 39 Norfolk and Western Railway Coach Photos from Pullman Archives

An excellent group of 39 photos showing the cars for Norfolk and Western Railway from 1941. There are two albums in this group, one with 28 photos, the other with 11. The equipment in the albums is entirely coach cars.Photos are a mix of finished interior photos, interior construction photos, with some exterior. The albums have a very mild curve, and the photos are all viewable.The photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4573 - Restored New York Central Railroad Club Car Smoking / Cocktail Drink Stand w/ Herald in Base

New York Central Railroad smoking stand that has been professionally restored. Stand has the New York Central System herald on the base with blue enamel background. The stand is complete with refinished chrome leg and ash tray. The rings have a clean dull finish, but not metallic chrome. The drink holder shows some mild scratches and the leg shows a few small spots of discoloration. Measures approximately 27" tall. See photos for best description.

4574 - 418 Photographs of the "City of Los Angeles / City of San Francisco" From the Pullman Archives

Another wonderful passenger train / trainset group from the Pullman Engineering Archives. These albums shows 418 photos of the joint Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and Chicago and North Western passenger trains The City of San Francisco and The City of Los Angeles. This album shows a large amount of the train set completed and under construction. There are also photos of the locomotives included in the album along with finished publicity photos.As with many of the other trainset albums from the Pullman Engineering Archives these photos cover what feel like every inch of the train to allow for Pullman to have a full and complete record of the cars and their construction.There is a large number of completed interior shots from the observation, baggage dorm, chair car, coffee shop diner, coffee shop kitchen, and dormitory club car. The photos span from 1937 to 1941.The albums have a mild to moderate curl.The photos in this album were at one time part of the Pullman Engineering Archives.

4575 - South African Railways Brass Locomotive Number Plate #4134 GMAM Class 4-8-2+2-8-4 Locomotive

Cast brass locomotive number plate from Suid-Afrikaanse Spoorwee / South African Railways #4134 which was a GMAM Class 4-8-2+2-8-4 locomotive. The plate measures 20 5/8" x 14 1/2" The plate shows multiple layers of paint and some wear. See photos for best description.

4576 - 90 Photographs "The Challenger" Union Pacific and C&NW Train From the Pullman Engineering Archives

Two albums consisting of construction and completed photos of the Pullman cars for "The Challenger" trainset which was jointly operated by the Union Pacific and Chicago and North Western. The larger album has 60 photos and covers the Union Pacific cars while the 30 photo album is for the North Western. Both albums have photos from 1937 and each have a mild to moderate curl. See photos for best description.

4577 - Red Cast Iron Railroad Mile Post Marker

A red painted cast iron railroad mile post marker with "I 323" cut out near the top. Octagonal sign measures 14" x 26" and shows general use with a mild bend across the center, spots of paint loss or discoloration, and cutoff piece of the post the sign was mounted to on the back. See photos for best description.

4578 - Original Painting of an Norfolk and Western Y5 Steam Locomotive

Framed original acrylic on board painting by S.W. Kanaval dated 12/59 The image depicts an Norfolk and Western Y5 articulated steam locomotive. The art board has a slight warp, but otherwise the painting is in good condition. Frame measures 21 3/8" x 31 1/2" See photos for best description.

4579 - Brass locomotive number plate from a Rhodesia Railways 4-8-2+2-8-4 #748

Brass locomotive number plate from a Rhodesia Railways 4-8-2+2-8-4 #748. This plate would have been used on the pilot based on photos we have found. The plate measures 16 1/2" x 7 3/4" The plate shows multiple layers of paint on the front including red, blue, yellow, and black. There are what appears to be some newer machining marks and casting flaws. See photos for best description.

4580 - Monon Locomotive #95 Class H-1 2-8-0 Glass Number Board

Glass number plate from Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville / Monon Locomotive Number 95 with additional white glass plate. Glass measures roughly 11" by 6 1/4". Glass has rough right and bottom edges and a small amount of wear on the paint on the back, most noticeable in the digit '9'. Please see photos for best description.

4581 - Cast Iron Railroad Reproduction Caution Do Not Walk Nor Trespass Sign

A reproduction cast iron sign cast with "Caution Do Not Walk Nor Trespass On The Railroad". Round end rectangular sign measures 33 3/4" x 17 7/8". Shows general signs of wear with cracked and chipped white paint with surface rust discoloration, and some signs of use on the reverse. Back has hardware for mounting on post. See photos for best description.

4582 - Large Union Pacific Aluminum Winged Medallion

Measures 93" x 22 1/4". Paint is in fairly good condition with some mild oxidation and light scratching. We believe these medallions were used on Union Pacific's fleet of piggyback trailers. See photos for best description.

4583 - German VEB Locomotive Builders Plate - Deutsche Reichsbahn V 23 Diesel locomotive

German VEB locomotive builders plate from a V 23 locomotive constructed in 1970 for the Deutsche Reichsbahn. Plate measures 8 1/4" x 5 7/8" See photos for best description.

4584 - Original Watercolor Railroad Detail Paining by Tom McCann

Original framed watercolor painting by artist Tom McCann. The painting depicts a railhead, joint bar, and bolt with vegetation leaves growing up along side. The visible image measures 26 1/2" x 19" and the frame measures 34 1/4" x 26 3/8".

4585 - Concrete New York Central Railroad Siding Length Marker Post

A 32" tall triangular concrete marker post cast with 535 on two sides, labeled by the consigner "New York Central NYC Siding Length Marker". Shows general signs of age and use with some cracks and wear near the top edges, and moderate breaks along the top left edge with some larger chunks missing. Post may be picked up at our local Lafayette, Indiana warehouse or palletized for shipping. See photos for best description.

4586 - 31 Pere Marquette Railroad Coach And Lounge Car Photos from Pullman Archives

A focused group of 31 photos showing the cars for Pere Marquette and Rio Grande's "Royal Gorge" from 1937 and 1950. There are three albums in this group, the largest holding 16 photos. The equipment in the albums is coach and lounge cars.Photos are a mix of builder's photos, finished interior shots, and construction shots. The albums have a very mild curve, and the photos are all viewable.The photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4587 - Phelps Dodge & Co. Baldwin / Westinghouse Mine Locomotive Builders Plate

Baldwin / Westinghouse Locomotive Works cast brass builders plate from a Phelps Dodge & Co. 20 HP 1' 6" gauge mine locomotive with serial number 43944. The locomotive was built in August 1916. The plate measures 11" x 3" The front of the plate has been polished and repainted, the reverse only cleaned. The reverse is also stamped with 42C496 10.

4588 - 94 Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Passenger Car Photos from Pullman Archives

An intriguing group of 94 photos showing the cars for Chesapeake and Ohio from 1950. There are five albums in this group, the largest of which holds 23 photos. The equipment in the albums is passenger carsPhotos are mainly mock-up photos, with some unfinished and finished interior shots, exterior photos, and a couple construction photos. The albums have a mild curve, and the photos are all viewable.The photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4589 - Santa Fe Railroad El Capitan Fred Harvey Dining Car Zuni Figure Interior Trim

A 14" x 4 3/4" cast metal Zuni Figure trim piece that would have been housed in a Santa Fe El Capitan dining car circa 1940s. The trim sat inside a mounting track above the windows of the Fred Harvey dining car, and has four holes drilled at the bottom on the back. Can be seen on a Fred Harvey post card H-4563 - Dining Car Of The Santa Fe's El Capitan, not included. Shows general signs of age and wear with discoloration that may clean, and a scratch on the left Zuni's inner arm. The back has a VIII scratched into the center figure. An authentic piece from the collection an Amtrak Shops worker from a car that was being scrapped. See photos for best description.

4590 - Six Railroad Uniform Badges - Conductor, Yard Conductor, Freight Conductor, and Trainman

Six badges, most from hats or caps. Three different Conductor badges, all in brass, a Yard Conductor badge, a Freight Conductor badge, and a Trainman badge. There's a bit of green tarnish on one of the brass Conductor badges, and some sticky residue on the ends of most of the badges. One of the Conductor badges has rough edges and more sticky residue on the back. Please see photos for best description.

4591 - Cast Iron Pennsylvania Railroad Reproduction A Tower Sign

A reproduction cast iron keystone tower sign for Pennsylvania Railroad cast with A. Measures 24" x 27" at widest points. Shows general signs of age and use with moderate paint loss across the field with surface rust and discoloration. See photos for best description.

4592 - Pair of Adams & Westlake Southern Railway Lanterns w/ Etched Red Short Globe

Two railroad lanterns embossed Southern Ry on the shoulder. One is an Adlake Kero with dent on the top and lid, showing general surface rust along the edges, and a missing burner pot. Equipped with a Kopp red short globe etched Southern-Ry, showing a few minor rim chips. An Adams & Westlake lantern showing black writing marks on the top and shoulder, scratches, paint loss, and surface rust along the edges. Equipped with an unmarked CNX Adlake Kero clear short globe with moderate rim chips. See photos for best description.

4593 - Cast Iron Pennsylvania Railroad Reproduction South Bend Approach Sign

A reproduction cast iron keystone Pennsylvania Railroad approach sign for South Bend. Measures 36 3/4" x 12" and shows mild signs of wear with some paint loss and discoloration across the field but displays nicely. Back is cast with M 53682 near the top. See photos for best description.

4594 - Fred Harvey American Indian of the Southwest and Rio Grande Inter-Mountain Railroad Souvenir Playing Card Decks

A pair of unlisted early souvenir railroad playing card decks including a 1900 American Indian Souvenir deck by Lazarus & Melzer with blanket design, 51 playing cards, title card, and card descriptions. The description sheets are torn across the bottom so some information will be missing. Deck retains a nice gold edge detail and cards show mild use. Blue Indians of the Southwest box shows moderate fading and wear from age. A 1904 Rio Grande Inter-Mountain Souvenir deck by H.H. Tammen Curio Co. with Art Nouveau floral border design and center travel graphic, 51 playing cards and Points of Interest booklet with card description for views in Colorado and Utah. Cards retain a bright gold edge and show minimal to no use. The red box has an early applied Rio Grande sticker across the top, shows moderate wear, and a sticker on the back. See photos for best description. BOTH DECKS IN THIS LOT ARE MISSING THE ACE OF SPADES.

4595 - Cast Iron Railroad Crossing Stop Look And Listen Reproduction Sign

A large cast iron sign that reads "Railroad Crossing Stop Look And Listen" with PM2 at the bottom. The oval recast measures 52 1/2" x 18 1/2". Sign shows some mild wear with some spots of paint loss, scratches, or surface rust in the field but displays nicely. This large and heavy sign may be picked up from our Lafayette, Indiana warehouse or palletized for shipping. See photos for best description.

4596 - 50 Chesapeake and Ohio Baggage, Mail and Coach Car Photos from Pullman Archives

A beautiful group of 50 photos showing the cars for Chesapeake and Ohio from 1950. There are four albums in this group, the largest holding 17 photos. The equipment in the albums is baggage and mail cars and coach cars.Photos are a mix of finished and unfinished interior photos, exterior photos, and a few detail shots. The albums have a very mild curve, and the photos are all viewable.The photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4597 - Restored Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Club Car Smoking / Cocktail Drink Stand w/ Herald in Base

Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad smoking stand that has been professionally restored. Stand has the C AND O herald on the base with blue enamel background and orange accents, showing multiple paint chips. The herald is loose from base and needs tightened. The stand is nearly complete with refinished chrome leg, ash tray, base, ring holder, and tray. The ball at the top has blue and orange enamel in the pinstripes. The rings show some mild scratches or small spots of pitting but have a bright clean appearance. The ash tray shows light pitting and dullness on the interior. The screws holding the rings together are nickel plated and two are missing the nuts. Measures approximately 27" tall. See photos for best description.

4598 - ORIGINAL Howard Fogg "Blast Furnaces at Aliquippa Works" Watercolor Painting Created for the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad

Rail & Road Auctions once again has the opportunity to bring a notable Howard Fogg original painting to market. This painting is entitled "Blast Furnaces at Aliquippa Works" and was part of a series of original works created for the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie under the leadership of the New York Central railroad starting in 1957 and concluding in 1964.Aliquippa Works was a massive steel production facility located in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, along the Ohio River. It was established in 1905 by Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation (J&L), which sought to expand its operations beyond its Pittsburgh base. The location was chosen for its strategic access to river and rail transportation and its proximity to coal and iron resources.By the mid-20th century, Aliquippa Works had grown into one of the largest integrated steel mills in the country. At its peak, the facility stretched nearly seven miles along the river and employed over 10,000 workers.Aliquippa Works was known for producing a wide range of steel products, including rails, bars, and structural shapes used in construction and manufacturing.This painting was created in 1962 and measures 22" x 17 3/4" The frame measures 31" x 25" and features a brass plaque with the title of the painting and year created. The painting itself has a number of markings in the margins including 2DK-1822 which was the inventory number assigned to the painting. This same number is written on the reverse of the painting along with the word "Aliquippa"There is no glass included in the frame as unfortunately it was damaged in transit to us. Luckily there is no damage to the painting and we decided it would be best to ship it without glass and we will leave it out of the frame. The painting itself will be wrapped in glassine paper and properly protected.Do not miss your chance to own an outstanding piece of art from the master, Howard Fogg.

4599 - Six Original Budd Company Passenger Car Drawings w/ Shading - Dated 1946

Set of six original Budd Manufacturing Company passenger car drawings all dated 1946 and on drafting linen. The prints include SK-20798 which is for a 6 Double Bedrooms - 10 Cabins (Roomettes) Car, dated 8/28/46. SK-20795 a 5 Double Bedrooms - Buffet - Lounge Round End Observation Car, dated 8/28/46. SK-20801 a 4 Double Bedroom - 14 Cabins (Roomettes) Car, dated 8/28/46. SK-20886 a 52 Passenger Coach Car, dated 12/30/46. SK-20859 a 22 Passenger Cabin Sleeping Car, dated 11/07/46. SK-20799 a 4 Double Bedrooms - 16 Duplex Cabins (Duplex Roomettes) Car, dated 8/27/46.All prints show both the exterior of the cars as well as full floor plans for the car. The drawings measure 24" x 17 1/4". This set shows mild edge wear or tear, a few light creases, and some general discoloration from handling and age. See photos for best description.

4600 - Fiberglass Monon Railroad Logo Sign

Roughly 24" square fiberglass sign with the Monon logo likely used on piggyback trailers. Sign has one broken mounting hole on the right side, and some staining on the back from previous use. Otherwise, sign presents beautifully. Please see photos for best description.

4601 - Five Original Budd Company / South African Railways Saloon Type 1st Class Passenger Car Drawings - Dated 1958

Set of five original Budd Manufacturing Company / South African Railways pencil drawings all dating 1958, a perspective exterior on drafting linen and the others on vellum. The prints include D SK-39470 on linen which is for Perspective Exterior 1st Class Saloon Type C-35, dated 4/18/58. Exterior features SAR SAS railroad markings on the car. D SK-39862 a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Class And Van Composite Saloon Type GF-27C, dated 5/06/58. D SK-39863 a 1st Class Saloon Type C-35, dated 5/05/58. D SK-39864 a 1st and 2nd Class Saloon Type D-39, dated 5/05/58. D SK-39865 a 2nd Class Saloon Type E-20, dated 5/05/58.Vellum prints show both the exterior of the cars and full floor plans for the car, with a mix of printed plans and pencil measurements or additions. The drawings measure 24" x 17 1/4". The set is in nice condition showing minimal wear with some light discoloration from handling. See photos for best description.

4602 - 97 Chesapeake and Ohio Mock-Up Photos from Pullman Archives

A 'peek-behind-the-curtain' group of 97 photos showing the "City of Newport News" car and others for Chesapeake and Ohio from 1950. There are three albums in this group, with the largest holding 51 photos.Photos are all mock-ups and construction photos. The albums have a mild curve, and the photos are all viewable. The "City of Newport News" car exterior shot is a loose photo tucked in the front of one of the albums.The photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4603 - Original 1952 Budd Company Drawing for Siesta Coach Single Room

Original pencil sketch from the Budd Company dated 11-25-52. The sketch depicts the exterior and floor plan for the Budd "Siesta Coach" (Single Rooms). This is an original 24" x 17" pencil drawing on drafting cloth. The Budd design was eventually known as Slumbercoach and was used by the CB&Q, Northern Pacific, New York Central, and others. The sketch has some light creasing at the top left corner and mild edge wear or discoloration from handling, but no notable issues. See photos for best description.This sketch was at one time part of the Budd Company engineering archives.

4604 - 43 Chesapeake and Ohio Parlor and Kitchen Car Photos from Pullman Archives

A gorgeous group of 43 photos showing the "Elk Lake" and other cars for Chesapeake and Ohio from 1950. There are three albums in this group, with roughly 15 photos per album. The equipment in the albums is parlor cars and kitchen car.Photos are mainly finished interior photos, with some exterior and unfinished interior shots. The albums have a very mild curve, and the photos are all viewable.The photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4605 - Original 1937 Budd Company Drawing for Canadian Pacific Railroad 4 Car Light Weight High Speed Train

Original pen and pencil drawing from the Budd Company dated January 5, 1937 depicting a 4 Car Light Weight High Speed Train for Canadian Pacific Railroad. Drawing Number SK-13087. The drawing / sketch depicts the exterior and floor plan for 4 passenger cars of Coach, Diner, Parlor, and Observation Lounge. The sketch was drawn by K. Mealing.The sketch measures 18" tall by about 7' (yes that's foot) long. There is some notable tearing and discoloration at the ends and edges of the sketch from storage and age, but no major condition issues. See photos for best description.This sketch was at one time part of the Budd Company engineering archives.

4606 - 73 Chesapeake and Ohio's "The George Washington" Dining, Lounge, Coach Car Photos from Pullman Archives

An incredible group of 73 photos showing the "Baron Rochambeau", "First Citizen", "Lexington", and "Michie's Tavern" cars for Chesapeake and Ohio's "The George Washington" from 1932. There is one album in this group. The equipment in the albums is dining cars, lounge cars, and coaches.Photos are majority finished interior shots, with builder's photos separating the different cars. The albums have a mild curve, and the photos are all viewable.The photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4607 - Original 1934 Budd Company Drawing for Proposed Nacionales de Mexico "Zephyr" 3 Car High Speed Train Set

As we have sorted and archived the materials consigned to us from the Budd and Pullman company archives we have discovered some incredible pieces that help tell the story of just how busy Budd was in the 1930's and 40's and how they were working to try and gain market share against Pullman and capitalize on the success of their diesel "Zephyr" trains set.This is an original proposal drawing on vellum created by the Budd Company for the Ferrocarrilles Nacionales de Mexico (National Railways of Mexico) railroad with exterior and floorplan, showing the railroad name and car No. 777 on the exterior view. It is dated 11-24-34 with Drawing No. SK-11-219. The drawing / sketch depicts high velocity train of three coaches of rust proof steel for 114 passengers with seating and observation at the rear.The sketch was drawn by J.W. Patton who designed and held a number of design patents for the Budd Company including the rounded end observation car, and more.The sketch measures 12 1/8" tall by about 63" long. There is some moderate tearing at the edge of the sketch from storage with tape repair, mild tears along the top and bottom edges, and waviness from being rolled. See photos for best description.This sketch was at one time part of the Budd Company engineering archives.

4608 - Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Serving Northern Maine Cast Aluminum Sign

A cast aluminum sign for Bangor & Aroostook Railroad with the Serving Northern Maine pine tree logo at the bottom. Measures 20 1/4" x 37" tall with mounting holes at each end and shows multiple layers of paint. Sign shows moderate signs of use and wear with paint loss and paint chips across the field and some discoloration. See photos for best description.

4609 - Original 1938 Budd 10 Car Lightweight High Speed Train "Philip Verplank" Project

Original pencil sketch from the Budd Company dated Aug 18, 1938 drawn by Borell. The sketch depicts the exterior and floor plan for 10-Car Lightweight High Speed Train for Philip Verplank Project No. 361 with Drawing Number SK-14497. The original pencil sketch on vellum measures 18" tall by about 13' 3" (yes that's foot) long. Only 5 of the passenger cars have the completed floor plans, the remaining are empty with no seats drawn. The sketch shows a large notable tear at the bottom right corner, discoloration and tears at each end from use, some mild foxing or staining spots throughout, mostly near the end, and some light edge wear or tear from storage. See photos for best description.This sketch was at one time part of the Budd Company engineering archives.

4610 - Reproduction New York Central Railroad Cast Iron "South Bend" Station Approach Sign

A cast iron approach sign for South Bend, Indiana, measuring 34 1/8" x 7 1/2", with cast two hole mounting bracket on the back and two mounting holes in the middle of the sign. Sign shows general spots of paint loss and discoloration across the field but displays nicely. The gold has a nice metallic appearance. See photos for best description.

4611 - Original Budd Company 1948 Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Dome Car Elevation Drawing

Original pencil sketch from the Budd Company dated 6-17-48. The sketch SK-22622 depicts the exterior of the C&O Dome Car Elevation. This is an original 24" x 17" pencil drawing on drafting velum. The sketch has some light creasing, edge wear or tear and discoloration from handling, but otherwise no notable issues. See photos for best description.This sketch was at one time part of the Budd Company engineering archives.

4612 - Great Northern Railway Morton Aluminum Step Box

A 20 3/4" by 18" by 10 1/2" aluminum railroad step box with Great Northern embossed on one side and a Morton Manufacturing Company tag on the other. Box shows moderate signs of age and use with heavy paint loss across the body, discoloration to the brass tag, and dents on the Morton side corners. The box does not sit flat and has a wobble. All four rubber feet are present but show moderate wear and discoloration. See photos for best description.

4613 - Original 1934 Budd Company Drawing for Proposed Panama Line Railroad "Zephyr" 3 Car High Speed Train Set

This is an original proposal pencil drawing on vellum created by the Budd Company for the Panama Railroad with engine front, exterior, and floorplan, showing the railroad herald on the front, No. 999, Panama Line, Railway Express Agency, and Panama Colon on the exterior view. It is dated 8-24-34 with Drawing No. SK-11076. The drawing / sketch depicts High Speed Three Car Train with passenger cars, solarium lounge compartment, baggage compartment, etc.The sketch was drawn by J.W. Patton who designed and held a number of design patents for the Budd Company including the rounded end observation car, and more.The sketch measures 11 3/" tall by about 65" long. There is some moderate tearing with tape repair at the edge of the sketch, mild wear and tear along the top and bottom edges from age and storage, and light discoloration from age, but no other notable condition issues. See photos for best description.This sketch was at one time part of the Budd Company engineering archives.

4614 - 15 Chesapeake and Ohio Business and Coach Car Photos from Pullman Archives

A curious group of 15 photos showing the "Richmond" and other cars for Chesapeake and Ohio from 1934. There are three albums in this group, with around 5 photos each. The equipment in the albums is private, business and coach cars.Photos are a mix of finished interior and builder's photos. The albums have a mild curve, and the photos are all viewable.The photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4615 - Original 1958 Budd Company / South African Railways 3rd Class Saloon Type H-32 Drawing

Original pencil on drafting cloth velum drawing for a South African Railways 3rd Class Saloon Type H-32, dated 6-10-58. D SK-39858 shows exterior and interior floor plan with SAR SAS on the side of the car. The drawing measures 24" x 17". Drawing is in good shape with no major notable issues but light edge wear or discoloration from handling. See photos for best description.This sketch was at one time part of the Budd Company engineering archives.

4616 - Burlington Route 2-Tracks Steel Sign

30" by 18" steel reflective Burlington Route 2-Tracks sign Sign is in good condition with mild scuffing and wear expected from outdoor use. Mounting holes are in good condition with very light wear.

4617 - Original 1948 Budd Company Drawing for 22 Passenger Bedroom Cabin Car Floor Plan

Original pen drawing No. SM T. SK. 22579 from the Budd Company dated 4-8-48 by Hofmann. The sketch depicts the exterior and interior floor plan for a 22 Passenger Bedroom Cabin Car with 10 Bedrooms and 10 Cabins. Drawing was designed for a railroad but some of the data and revisions have been erased. When viewed at an angle, some of the erased data that appears at the bottom left includes Winterhaven, Sarasota, St. Petersburg. Measures 18 1/4" tall x 65" long on drafting vellum. The sketch shows mild signs of age and use with discoloration and wear along the edges, erased data, but no notable issues. See photos for best description.This sketch was at one time part of the Budd Company engineering archives.

4618 - Pair of Hill's Centennial Ticket Dater Machines

Two Hill's Centennial ticket daters, both in working condition. Both have intact ribbons and working date changing knobs. They do have some mild use wear. Neither have dater dies in place. Please see photos for best description.

4619 - Original 1947 Budd Company Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad "The Chessie" Consist #1 Drawing

Original pencil sketch from the Budd Company on drafting cloth vellum dated 9-5-47. The drawing SK-22475 for "The Chessie" Project 1064-16 Consist #1 depicts the exterior and simple interior of 19 cars for The Main Line and Brach Line Connections. Cars are labeled with their reference drawing numbers and include Coach Lounge, Diner Theater, Baggage Coach, Lunch Counter Diner Observatory, and more. Measures 19 1/4" tall x 36 1/2" long. The sketch has some mild creasing, general edge wear, tear, and discoloration from handling with a few light stains, a few staple holes along the bottom right, but otherwise no notable issues. See photos for best description.This sketch was at one time part of the Budd Company engineering archives.

4620 - Reproduction New York Central Railroad Cast Iron "Terre Haute" Station Approach Sign

A cast iron approach sign for Terre Haute, Indiana, measuring 41" x 7 1/2", with cast two hole mounting bracket on the back. Sign shows a mild bend at the center, moderate spots of paint loss and discoloration across the field, with a nick between "E R" but displays nicely. Gold paint has a dull appearance. See photos for best description.

4621 - Original 1957 Budd Company Nacionales de Mexico Lightweight Coach Exterior Perspective Drawings

A pair of original pencil sketches on drafting cloth vellum created by the Budd Company for the Ferrocarrilles Nacionales de Mexico (National Railways of Mexico) railroad. Drawing D SK-38565 for Lightweight Coach Arranged For Interchange Service is dated 3-19-57 and depicts an exterior perspective line drawing. The second drawing D SK-38566 is dated 4-4-57 and depicts a sketched exterior perspective with shading and Nacionales across the side.The sketches measures 17 1/8" tall by about 24" long. Drawings show mild edge wear and discoloration spots from handling but no major condition issues. See photos for best description.This sketch was at one time part of the Budd Company engineering archives.

4622 - Rare Santa Fe Railroad Fred Harvey Dining Car Navajo Yei Figure Interior Trim

A 4 1/2" wide x 10 1/8" tall cast aluminum Navajo Yei Figure trim piece that would have been housed in a Santa Fe dining car circa 1940s. This dining car ornament is one of at least six different standalone figure styles. The trim has two mounting posts on back and writing marks "TOP W". Shows general signs of age and wear with discoloration that may clean, spots of paint loss, scratch across the face, and leftover sticker on the back of the head. A unique addition to any collection! See photos for best description.

4623 - Original Budd Company 1953 Canadian Pacific Railroad Duplex Roomette "Chateau" Series Car Drawing

Original pencil sketch and specifications from the Budd Company dated 8-14-53 on drafting cloth vellum by Hofmann. The drawing No. A 42-04093 depicts Duplex RMT - DBL BDRM - DR RM - OP. SECT. Sleeper for the Canadian Pacific. Shows interior floor plans and exterior view with Canadian Pacific markings and Chateau Laval. Measure roughly 36 1/4" tall x 57" long. Specs show Electrical System, Brake System, Air Conditioning, Exhaust, and more. Railroad car name list for the Chateau series includes car numbers 3491 Argenson through 3519 Maisonneuve. The drawing shows general signs of use and age with mild edge wear and tear, mild creasing from handling, moderate staining and discoloration marks across the field, and a few erased markings. See photos for best description.This sketch was at one time part of the Budd Company engineering archives.

4624 - 53 Chesapeake and Ohio Lounge and Passenger Car Photos from Pullman Archives

A beautiful group of 53 photos showing the "Hot Springs", "William Byrd", and "Frederick Muhlenberg" cars for Chesapeake and Ohio from 1933. There are four albums in this group, with the largest holding 32 photos. The equipment in the albums is lounge and passenger cars.Photos are finished interior and builder's photos. The albums have a mild curve, and the photos are all viewable.The photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4625 - Six Original 1940 Budd Company Car Drawings - Passenger, Baggage, Mail Storage, Etc.

Set of six original Budd Manufacturing Company railroad car drawings all dated October 10th, 1940, pen on drafting linen for no specific railroad. The prints include SK-16465 for Baggage Car, SK-16464 for Mail Storage Car, SK-16463 for Mail Baggage Car, SK-16466 for 56 Passenger Chair Car, SK-16467 for 46 Passenger Chair Lunchstand Car, and SK-16469 for 54 Passenger Diner - Lounge - Observation.All prints show both the exterior of the cars as well as full floor plans for the car. The drawings measure 24" wide x 17" tall. This set varies in condition showing general signs of age and use with discoloration along the edge, mild edge wear or tear, a few light creases, and some light stains from handling. The Diner Lounge plans show a large tear at the bottom left corner and the Mail-Baggage Car shows a moderate crease with tear across the top edge. See photos for best description.Sketches were at one time part of the Budd Company engineering archives.

4626 - Adams & Westlake "Adlake Reliable" Delaware and Hudson Railroad Lantern w/ Red Cast D&H Globe

Adams & Westlake "Adlake Reliable" double wire guard lantern embossed with D&H Co. on the shoulder. Last patent date of April 1, 1913. The side of the chimney is stamped PD 2120 in serif. Body shows minor denting on top, light pitting with discoloration and surface rust across the body, six pinholes on the bottom, and minor bend to the bottom wire guard making the lantern wobble or not sit flat. Equipped with a red cast CNX globe with stylized The D&H cast into it in medium to light strike. Globe measures 5 3/8" tall and shows general signs of wear with rim chips at both ends, light scratches and scuffs near the edges and on the sides of the herald. Some tiny bubbles cast into the glass across the globe. Burner pot, outside wick raiser, and Dietz Convex fount are present. See photos for best description.

4627 - Ten Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Annual Pass and Employe's Time Pass

Group of railroad passes for Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Co. spanning 1900 to 1905, all issued to W.H. Sloat, general foreman and then master mechanic Dayton. Includes 1900 pass number D102 showing heavy wear and torn right corner. 1901 pass D64, 1903 pass D147, 1904 pass D150, and 1906 pass K1010 (bend across the top), all showing heavy discoloration and edge wear from handling. A set of monthly passes for 1905 including May N4143, June N4500, August N6680, September N7516, and October N8459 (with Good For Month of November written in pen). These passes also show heavy discoloration and edge wear from use. See photos for best description.

4628 - Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul Railway Brass Top Bell Bottom Lantern w/ Clear Cast Globe

An Adams & Westlake Milwaukee Road brass top lantern with ratchet down top, embossed CM&ST P Ry on the shoulder, with last patent date of May 5, 1908. Brass top shows a few light dings and dent on one side and the bell bottom shows a few light dents. Body shows pitting with a few small spots of surface rust. Equipped with a 5 1/2" tall CNX clear globe cast with CM&STPRy on round end panel in strong strike, and SAFETY FIRST on the other side in light strike. Globe shows mild rim chips at the top with moderate discoloration, moderate rim chips at the bottom, a discoloration bubble in the glass above the marking, and another below SAFETY. Burner pot, fount, and wick raiser are present. See photos for best description.

4629 - Nine Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern / B&O Annual Passes - 1904 to 1921

Group of railroad exchange passes all issued to Mr. William Sloat, Master Mechanic for Cincinnati, Hamilaton & Dayton, then Dayton & Union, and finally Dayton, Toledo & Chicago Railway. Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern passes include 1904 (faded design and ink marks across the back), 1913, 1914, and 1916. Baltimore and Ohio passes include 1917, 1917 Western Lines, 1918, 1920, and 1921. Passes all show heavy discoloration on both sides and edge wear from use or age. See photos for best description.

4630 - Reproduction New York Central Railroad Cast Iron "Elkhart" Station Approach Sign

A cast iron approach sign for Elkhart, Indiana, measuring 27 3/4" x 7 1/2", with cast two hole mounting bracket on the back. Sign shows general wear with spots of paint loss and discoloration across the field, and dullness to the gold paint. See photos for best description.

4631 - Thirteen Midwest Railroad Annual Passes - Indiana, Bloomington & Western and Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis

Group of railroad exchange passes all issued to Mr. William Sloat, first a Foreman and then Master Mechanic for Dayton & Columbus, Dayton & Union, Dayton, Toledo & Chicago, and Detroit, Bay City & Western. Indiana, Bloomington & Western includes 1887 Second Quarter pass No. 37, Fourth Quarter pass No. 38 (creasing at left corner), and 1888 First Quarter pass No. 18. Big Four passes include 1904, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1920, 1921, and 1924. All passes show moderate to heavy discoloration on both sides and edge wear from handling. See photos for best description.

4632 - 155 Chesapeake and Ohio Lounge, Club and Dining Car Photos from Pullman Archives

A massive group of 155 photos showing the "Gadsby Tavern", "Allegheny Club", "Natural Bridge ", and other cars for Chesapeake and Ohio from 1950. There are nine albums in this group, averaging around 17 photos per album. The equipment in the albums is lounge, club, and dining cars.Photos are a mix finished interior shots, exterior, mock-up, unfinished interior and even some publicity photos as well. The albums have a mild curve, and the photos are all viewable.The photos in this group were at one time part of the Pullman- Standard engineering photography archive.

4633 - 1889 Monarch Palace Car Company Railroad Annual Pass

A Monarch Palace Car Company 1889 annual pass No. 388 issued to William H. Sloat, mechanic foreman of CS&C RR Columbus. Monarch Parlor-Sleeping Car Company used Gustave Leve's design patent and held Canadian, New England, and Florida contracts and operated cars for some time between Baltimore and Pittsburg, Indianapolis and Evansville, and Fort Smith and New Orleans. The pass shows heavy signs of wear with torn bottom left corner, exposing the cloth backing, writing marks near the year, discoloration and edge wear from handling. See photos for best description.

4634 - Porcelain "Car Stop" Round Sign from Pittsburgh Interurban / Trolley Line

14 3/4" diameter double sided "Car Stop" sign that hung above electrified interurban tracks. It is our understanding that this came from Pittsburgh, but this style of sign was likely used across the United States. Sign is in great shape, with a very small defect on one side just left of the 'S' in 'Stop'. Sign presents well, and mounting holes are undamaged.

4635 - Seventeen Northeast Railroad Annual Passes - Norfolk & Western, Lake Erie & Western, Nickel Plate, New York Central, and Pennsylvania

Group of railroad passes spanning 1903 to 1927 all issued to Mr. W.H. Sloat, Master Mechanic for Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton, then Dayton & Union, then Dayton, Toledo & Chicago, and finally St. Louis & Hannibal. Includes a pair of Norfolk and Western Railways exchange passes dated 1903 and 1904, signed by vice-president then president LE Johnson. Lake Erie & Western 60 Ride Ticket dated 1907 and two annual passes for years 1920 and 1921. A 1926 Nickel Plate Road pass. New York Central passes include 1916, 1917, and 1918. Pennsylvania Lines West of Pittsburgh pass years include 1913, 1914, 1915, 1915, 1917, and 1918. Pennsylvania System 1920 pass and well worn Pennsylvania Railroad 1927 trip pass showing creasing, tears, and tape repair. All passes show moderate to heavy signs of age and use with discoloration on both sides, staining, edge wear and tear from handling. See photos for best description.

4636 - Penn Central Number 66 Wooden Sign

21 3/4" by 22" wooden sign painted "Penn Central Number 66". Sign is mildly worn, particularly at the corners, and has a worn-through mounting hole with a second hole drilled below it. The field itself is quite clear, with some faint scuff marks common with use. Please see photos for best description.

4637 - Seven Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Annual Passes and Employe's Trip Pass

Group of railroad passes for Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Co. spanning 1907 to 1917, all issued to William H. Sloat, Master Mechanic for Dayton & Union RR. Annual pass years include 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, and 1917, all showing heavy discoloration and edge wear from handling. A pair of Employe's Trip Passes for 1907 and 1908, showing fold creases, tears, and discoloration. See photos for best description.

4638 - Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville Railroad Heart-Shaped Brass Lock with Key

A heart-shaped brass lock with CC&L RR cast on the front. Lock has six links of original chain still attached, and its key cover is present and still springs closed. The brass key is stamped CC& L RR in serif font on the hilt, and on the reverse is marked 'Adlake' and SOC245. The key operates the lock smoothly.

4639 - Eleven Midwest Railroad Annual Passes and Employee Cards - Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland, CL&N, CIWN, and More

Group of Midwest railroad passes spanning 1888 to 1926 all issued to Mr. W.H. Sloat, Foreman then Master Mechanic for Dayton & Union, then Dayton, Toledo & Chicago, and finally St. Louis & Hannibal. Includes an 1888 Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland and Columbus, Springfield & Cincinnati Railways limited pass No. 27, showing dark staining on both sides, corner crease and edge wear. An 1893 Sandusky & Columbus Short Line Ry Employe's Ticket No. 341, showing severe creasing and tears all along the edge. A pair of annual passes for Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern, 1917 No. 617 and 1918 No. 675. Three passes for Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western for years 1916, 1917, and 1920. A 1925 and 1926 annual pass for Wabash Railway Company. Also includes a 1919 United States Railroad Administration pass with tear at the top center. A Traverlers Insurance Company Identification card with Sloat's name and address with Policy No. ID 5886. And a business card for S.P. Peabody of Columbus & Cincinnati Midland with a written note to Sloat on the back dated October 1886. All passes show moderate to heavy signs of age and use with discoloration on both sides, staining, edge wear or tear from handling. See photos for best description.

4640 - Three Heart-Shaped Brass Locks and One Yale Lock - Union Traction, Wabash, Toronto Hamilton and Buffalo

Four brass locks, three of them heart-shaped, one a pin tumbler. First is the brass Yale pin tumbler lock made for the Wabash Signal Dept., with the Wabash flag logo cast on the front. Second, a large heart-shaped lock marked U.T. likely for Union Traction Railroad; it has a loose key cover and some damage to the shackle. Third is a heart-shaped lock with M C _ R stamped on the shackle (the underscore represents a letter that is illegible). We suspect this is MC RR for Michigan Central railroad. This lock also has a loose key cover. Finally, there is a heart-shaped lock marked SAFE that has TH&B stamped into the shackle for Toronto, Hamilton and Buffalo.

4641 - Twelve Dayton Area Railroad Annual Passes for Single Master Mechanic Employee and Business Card

Group of Dayton Ohio railroad passes spanning 1913 to 1921 all issued to Mr. W.H. Sloat, Master Mechanic for Dayton & Union, then Dayton, Toledo & Chicago. Seven passes for Dayton and Union Railroad Company including 1913 No. A 509, 1914 No. A 17, 1915 No. A 8, 1916 No. A 1606, 1917 No. A 28, 1918 No. A 28, and No. 381 without a year. Three passes for Dayton, Toledo and Chicago Railways including 1919 No. B 25, 1920 No. B 1, and 1921 No. B 183. Two passes for Dayton, Covington & Piqua Traction Company including 1920 No. 201 and 1921 No. 46. Group also includes Sloat's business card as Master Mechanic for The Dayton, Toledo & Chicago Railway Co. All passes show moderate to heavy signs of age and use with discoloration on both sides, staining, edge wear, creasing, or tear from handling. See photos for best description.

4642 - Keystone Casey Pennsylvania Railroad Lantern with Clear Cast Pennsylvania Globe

Keystone "Casey" lantern embossed with P.R.R. on the shoulder. Last patent date of June 1903 embossed on the edge of the shoulder. The body shows light surface rust, but no deep pitting or holes. The Keystone signature wick raiser mechanism works fairly smoothly with occasional stickiness. The tall clear extended base globe is cast with P.R.R. in a rounded end panel in a very strong strike. Little to no rim wear and one bubble noted in the glass. Given the strong strike and the lack of wear, we suspect this globe may be a reproduction.

4643 - 1887 Woodruff Sleeping & Parlor Coach Co. Railroad Pass

A Woodruff Sleeping & Parlor Coach Co. 1887 pass No. 132 issued to W. H. Sloat, from Sandusky to Columbus, good from Nov. 23rd 1887 to Nov. 30th 1887. Pass has a faint floral pattern in the background and was printed by Hosford & Sons Stationers and Printers. The pass shows general signs of wear and use with discoloration from handling, torn corners, and worn edges. See photos for best description.

4644 - Keystone No. 39 Pennsylvania Railroad Lantern with Pennsylvania System Keystone Globe

A Keystone No. 39 lantern with the Pennsylvania Railroad's keystone emblem and P-S embossed onto the shoulder.  Latest patent date on the shoulder is June 2, 1903.  The lantern body is in good shape: some small holes in the top of the chimney and some mild pitting throughout.  Burner pot, fount and wick raiser are all present.  The CNX tall globe is cast with the Pennsylvania System keystone emblem on the front in a medium to light strike.  There is some mild chipping around both rims, and a thin scrape on the right side, but the globe still presents quite well.

4645 - Eleven Railroad Annual Passes - Detroit, Toledo & Ironton, Detroit & Mackinac, Pere Marquette, Erie, and More

Mixed group of annual passes spanning 1906 through 1924 for railroads operating through Michigan and Erie Railroad, issued to Mr. Sloat, Foreman for Motive Power & Equipment then Master Mechanic for Dayton & Union, then Dayton, Toledo & Chicago, and finally Detroit, Bay City & Western. Includes Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railway 1906 pass No. 568 for Three Employees and 1907 pass No. 178. A 1924 Detroit, Bay City & Western pass No. 620 with corner crease and Sloat's Master Mechanic business card for Detroit, Bay City & Western. Three 1924 passes for Pere Marquette Railway, Michigan Central, and Detroit and Mackinac. Group of Erie Railroad passes including 1914-1915, 1916-1917, 1917-1918, 1920, and 1921. All passes show moderate to heavy signs of age and use with discoloration on both sides, staining, varying degrees of edge wear, creasing, or tear from handling. See photos for best description.

4646 - Keystone Casey Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Lantern with Cast Globe

A Keystone "Casey" lantern with PB & W RR embossed on the shoulder.  Latest patent date embossed on the rim of the shoulder reads June 2, 1903.  Body is in good condition with some small spots of rust and some denting and a small crack in the chimney.  The signature Keystone wick raiser system works smoothly.  The tall extend base globe has P B & W RR cast on the front in serif font.  The globe has a moderate crack running along one side, but the globe remains intact.  There is very little wear on the rims of the globe.

4647 - Fifteen Railroad Annual Passes - Toledo, St. Louis & Western, St. Louis & Hannibal, Chicago & Alton, American Express, and Burlington Route

Mixed collection of railroad annual passes spanning 1915 through 1927, issued to Mr. W.H. Sloat, Master Mechanic. Includes four passes for American Express Company dated 1915, 1916, 1917, and 1918 with assorted designs. A pair of Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad Company passes dated 1920 and 1921. Four St. Louis & Hannibal Railroad passes, all with president John Ringling (of the Ringling Bros. Circus) signature, including two for 1925, 1926 No. 411, and 1927 No. 10. A pair of Chicago & Alton passes dated 1925 and 1926. A pair of annual passes for Chicago, Burlington & Quincy dated 1925 and 1926, and a 1925 trip pass showing moderate creasing and tears. All passes show moderate to heavy signs of age and use with discoloration on both sides, staining, varying degrees of edge wear, creasing, or tear from handling. See photos for best description.

4648 - Northern Pacific Railroad Brakeman Cap

Cap includes a screw back metal Brakeman cap badge with black and red enameled background with the Monad logo on top. Size is unknown, as both the size and maker's tags are missing from the cap. The cap is a deep forest green with white knotted visor cord and white stripe around the crown. Two silver NP embossed buttons adorn each side. There is some cracking in the visor and a bit of wear around the top edge, but the cap still presents well. Please see photos for best description.

4649 - Dressel Philadelphia and Reading Railway Double Wire Guard Lantern w/ Clear Cast Extended Base Globe

A Dressel Railway Lamp Works double wire guard lantern for Philadelphia and Reading Railroad embossed P&R Ry on the shoulder, with last patent date of Dec. 26, 1893. Lantern shows pitting across the body and minor spots of discoloration. Equipped with a 5 1/2" tall extended base clear globe cast with P&RRy in serif font, medium strike, on rectangular panel with light strike. Mild rim chips at each end from use and displays well. Burner pot, fount, and wick raiser present. See photos for best description.

4650 - Round Aluminum Black and White Monon Sign

Roughly 35 3/4" diameter aluminum Monon logo sign from piggyback trailers in black and white. Sign is slightly bent near the bottom, and has noticeable wear around and between two mounting holes at the bottom-center of the 'M', along with some mild staining. That being said, the sign still presents well, and all mounting holes remain intact. Please see photos for best description.

4651 - Armspear Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Lantern

An Armspear Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad lantern embossed PB&W RR on the shoulder, showing moderate pitting across the body which has obscured the patent dates on the top. A few dents on the top of the lid at the edge. Equipped with an unmarked 5 3/8" tall CNX B2 globe, showing general rim chips at each end and light discoloration from use. The globe has faint waviness to the glass from manufacturing and a few small bubble imperfections. Burner pot, fount, and wick raiser present. See photos for best description.

4652 - Pullman Passenger Car Lounge Seat

Pullman railroad passenger car lounge / freestanding chair / seat. The fabric and cushion appear to be original and in good condition while the frame appears to have been restored. The chair measures 27" x 32" x 40" The seat can be picked up at our Lafayette, IN warehouse or can be placed on a pallet and shipped anywhere in the United States.

4653 - New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Eagle Brass Taper Barrel Key and Roadway Department Lock

A pair of Eagle Lock Co. items for New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad including a taper barrel single ring key stamped N.Y.N.H. & H. R.R. on the front in block font with a serif 27 below, and marked Eagle on the reverse. Key shows mild pocket wear and a bend to the bottom prong. Key does operate the lock smoothly. The brass heart shaped lock is stamped Eagle on the shackle and Roadway Department on the dust cover which retains good spring. Lock body shows some minor dings, nicks, and discoloration from use. See photos for best description.

4654 - Cast Iron Oval Speed 40 MPH Railroad Speed Limit Sign

Oval cast iron speed limit marker sign. The sign measures 30" x 20" and shows multiple layers of paint and some surface rust. The pocket on the reverse is set up for a 2.5" pole and also has previsions for mounting a lamp or other marker on the top. No notable condition issues beyond typical outdoor railroad wear and useage.

4655 - New York Chicago & St Louis Railroad Union Brass Heart Shaped Switch Lock w/ Unmarked Key

A brass heart shaped switch lock for Nickel Plate Road, stamped NYC&STL RR on the shackle, S on the reverse, and Union Brass Mfg Co. on the dust cover. Lock shows general signs of railroad wear with a bent dust cover that moves freely with no spring, discoloration, edge nicks and dings especially along the shackle. Equipped with an unmarked brass key which does operate the lock, showing general pocket wear. See photos for best description.

4656 - Recast Dwarf Railroad Semaphore Signal Blade

Recast dwarf semaphore blade set up for a 3/4" square hole. Replacement roundels and wooden blade. See photos for best description.

4657 - Wilson Bohannan Mobile and Ohio Railroad Heart Shaped Steel Switch Lock w/ M&O Brass Key

Shackle on the lock is stamped with M&O RR in serif with "S" on the reverse and Wilson Bohannan. Dust cover retains and strong spring and the body shows general discoloration and surface rust. Portion of the original chain is still attached. The brass key is stamped M&O in serif with no manufacturers mark, and shows moderate pocket wear with discoloration and heavy wear at the bit. Key does operate the lock smoothly with strong spring. See photos for best description.

4658 - US&S Dwarf Semaphore Blade w/ Display Board

Dwarf semaphore blade believed to be from a Union Switch & Signal dwarf semaphore. The hub is cast with 2791. Some of the hardware is newer and one roundel is plastic, while the other is glass. The hub has been mounted to a nice board that will allow it to free stand and if you add the blade to it, would make a great display. See photos for best description.

4659 - Bohannan New York Central Railroad Brass Switch Lock, Key, and Canadian National E.T. Wright Lantern

Group of railroad items including a Bohannan marked brass lock and key set for New York Central Railroad. A brass heart shaped lock stamped NYCRR on the shackle with "S" in serif, Bohannan, and Patented June 25, 78 with a small 87, on the reverse. Body shows discoloration, minor nicks, scratches, and slightly loose dust cover. Portion of the chain is attached but shows surface rust. Equipped with a brass key stamped N.Y.C.R.R. on the front and S 3036 in serif on the reverse. Key shows general pocket wear and does operate the lock.Also included is an E.T. Wright & Co. lantern embossed Canadian National very faintly on the shoulder with embossed patent date of 1908. Body shows moderate pitting and has been repainted, with paint loss, discoloration, and surface rust. The lid shows some cracks along the seam at the bottom of the chimney. Equipped with a 5 1/2" tall extended base clear globe cast with CNR on circle panel in serif font with medium strike. Globe shows general wear with some mild rim chips and discoloration, and multiple bubble manufacturing imperfections along the left side. Burner pot, fount, and wick raiser present. No notable chips, cracks, or breaks. See photos for best description.

4660 - New York Central / Penn Central F7A Number Board #1865

Plastic / Plexiglas number board insert from New York Central and later Penn Central F7A #1865. The board measures 33" x 11 1/4" and is in good condition with only minor wear and scratching. The consignor states that this board was removed directly from the locomotive while at scrap at Pilot Brothers just outside of Chicago, Illinois. Pilot Brothers was a preferred locomotive trade in and scrapping destination for General Motors - Electro-Motive Division locomotives. #1865 was built in October of 1952.

4661 - Canadian Pacific Railroad Embroidered Wool Passenger Blanket

A Canadian Pacific Railway wool passenger blanket embroidered Canadian Pacific in cursive across the center and Rd to the lower right corner. Measures roughly 52" x 72". Original red trim binding is in tact with minimal to no wear. Blanket is in very nice condition with strong, bright colors. There are multiple breaks in the embroidery thread across the lettering. There are a few minor signs of use with about 6-8 small holes, some light surface moth damage, and pet hair that may be lint rolled. See photos for best description.

4662 - New York Central / Penn Central F7A Number Board #1711

Plastic / Plexiglas number board insert from New York Central and later Penn Central F7A #1711. The board measures 33" x 11 1/4" and is in good condition with only minor wear and scratching. The consignor states that this board was removed directly from the locomotive while at scrap at Pilot Brothers just outside of Chicago, Illinois. Pilot Brothers was a preferred locomotive trade in and scrapping destination for General Motors - Electro-Motive Division locomotives. #1711 was built in March of 1952. Fun fact: 1711 was modeled by Bachmann as an HO scale locomotive!

4663 - Dressel Railway Lamp & Signal Co. Corner Kerosene Oil Lamp

A corner lantern or lamp marked with an embossed Dressel Railway Lamp & Signal Co. tag on the interior behind the burner pot. Unsure of the lamps use, possibly for a desk. Measures 11" tall x 10 3/4" wide. Body had been painted red at one time and shows paint chips and discoloration. The glass has a crack with tape repair at the top right. Interior shows general discoloration from age. See photos for best description.

4664 - Complete Aladdin Reading Co. Railroad Caboose Lamp

Complete Aladdin caboose lamp from the Reading Co, including glass chimney and shade. The shade is intact, with no rips or holes. The glass chimney is in good shape, with some mild chipping on the bottom edge. The fount has a torn and incomplete mesh, but is otherwise in good condition. The burner pot has a couple small dents. Even the wick cleaning tool is included! Please see photos for best description.

4665 - Nickel Plate Road China Fort Wayne Small Plate 5 1/2"

A dining car china bread plate or small plate in the Fort Wayne pattern for the New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad. Top marked with the Nickel Plate Road herald and bottom marked Shenango 21 44. Measures 5 1/2" diameter and shows light scratches in the food well, a few scratches to the metallic pinstripe border, and moderate wear to the metallic rim pinstripe. Plate has a large spider glaze crack across the center, faintly visible from both sides. No other notable chips, cracks or breaks. See photos for best description.

4666 - Pair of Cosmo Ticket Dater Machines - Model 2 and Model 4

Two Cosmo ticket validators: a model 2 Serial No. 28857 and a model 4. Both have intact ribbons, both have fully operating date selectors, and both have mild wear from use. The Model 4 in particular has a well-worn top knob that is illegible beyond the Cosmo branding at the top. Neither machine comes with a dater die in place.

4667 - Southern Railway Peach Blossom China Rimmed Soup Plate

A railroad dining car rimmed soup plate or bowl for Southern Railway in the Peach Blossom pattern, measuring nearly 9" diameter. Top marked with The Southern Serves The South herald by Lamberton. The bowl shows general signs of age and use with scratches, glaze wear along the food well rim, and a few manufacturing imperfections in the center and near the border graphics. The plate has bright, clean graphics. No chips, cracks or breaks. See photos for best description.

4668 - Heart-Shaped Norfolk and Western Railway Brass Lock with Key

Fancy heart-shaped lock cast with N&W RY Co. on the body. Body presents well, with light wear to the shackle, and is connected to 9 inches of original chain links. Key is stamped with N&W RR in serif font on one side of the hilt and I on the other. Slight pitting on the barrel of the key and a small hole into the barrel. The key does fit and the lock operates quite well.

4669 - Three Norfolk and Western Railroad China Cavalier Fruit Bowls

A set of dining car china shallow fruit bowls for the Norfolk and Western Railroad in the Cavalier pattern by Lamberton Scammell, top marked with entwined N&WRy logo. Bowls measures 5 5/8" and show no signs of use. One does show a few small glaze imperfection specks along the food well edge and another shows some tiny breaks in the graphics. No chips, cracks, or breaks. See photos for best description.

4670 - Five Baltimore and Ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio Locks with Keys - FS Hardware, Adlake

Five locks with keys for Baltimore and Ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads. Includes two brass FS Hardware locks stamped with B&O RR, two Adlake steel locks, one stamped B&O one stamped C&O, and one Slaymaker steel lock with B&O stamped on the shackle. Each lock has a brass key that does operate the lock, and all locks operate smoothly. The keys corresponding to the FS Hardware locks are stamped in serif font. All locks and keys are in good condition.

4671 - Munising, Marquette & Southeastern Railway China Fruit Bowl

A 5 1/4" small china fruit bowl dish with scalloped edge for Munising, Marquette & Southeastern Railway in the Munising pattern, top marked with the MRy diamond logo and bottom stamped OP Co. Syracuse. Shows mild use with light scratches and discoloration along the edge. There is a glaze imperfection spot below the ornate border at the top left and some discoloration on the bottom where the china ware is visible through the glaze. No chips, cracks, or breaks. See photos for best description.

4672 - Four Adams & Westlake Adlake Union Pacific Brass Locks with Keys

Four brass locks, two heart shaped and two others, all marked for Union Pacific and each with either Adlake or Adams & Westlake on them. The two heart-shaped locks are both marked Switch CS 1; one of these locks does not open with its key, the other opens smoothly. Both of the non-heart-shaped locks open smoothly. All four brass keys have UP stamped into the hilt on one side and Adlake stamped on the reverse. Three of the keys have a hole drilled through the hilt into the barrel.

4673 - Three Traction / Interurban Company Conductor Cap Badge and Employee Badges - Illinois Traction System, Baltimore Transit, and S.C. Traction

Group includes a brass Conductor cap badge of the Illinois Traction System with entwined ITS logo on the sides. Cap badge has a pebbled background with black enamel lettering showing moderate chipping throughout the lettering, especially in the center, and discoloration from age. The back shows soldered brad attachments, both broken. An oval pinback nickel plated badge stamped Employee 76 S.C. Traction Co., believed to be from the Anderson / South Carolina Traction Company, missing enamel, showing light scratches and solder repair on the back. A badge for The Baltimore Transit Co. Power Dept. 98, showing enamel loss in the number and discoloration from use. All show general signs of wear. See photos for best description.

4674 - Nine Midwest Railroad Steel-Body Locks with Keys - Michigan Central, Peoria & Pekin Union

Eight steel body and one brass lock, all from midwestern rail and all with their keys. The brass lock is an Adlake stamped for Norfolk and Western Railway with a key stamped in serif font that has moderate pocket wear on the hilt. The rest of the locks are for Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific Railway, two for Chicago and North Western, Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, Michigan Central (key does not work the lock), Toledo Peoria and Western, and two for Peoria & Pekin Union (one of them does not open with the key). There is some mild rust on the Toledo Peoria and Western lock.

4675 - Three Railroad Cap Badges - Railway Express Agency and Maryland Central Brakeman

Group includes a Railway Express Agency 65154 nickel badge of the REA X logo with white, red, and black enamel, marked Bastian Brothers on the back, with missing nut to the screw back. Shows light scratches and discoloration from use. Also includes a pair of nickel plated Maryland Central Railroad Brakeman cap badges stamped M.C.R.R. Brakeman in serif font with black enamel inlay. One of the badges has a pin back soldered to it. Both show general to moderate wear with enamel loss, scratches, and some discoloration. See photos for best description.

4676 - Three New York Railroad Locks with Keys and Clear New York, New Haven & Hartford Globe

Two steel body locks, one brass lock, and a clear tall globe, all marked for various New York railroads. The steel bodied locks are both stamped New York Central, one is an Adlake with a Slaymaker key, one is a Slaymaker with an Adlake key. Both locks open smoothly. The brass lock is stamped with Rock Island Lines Signal across the front; it too opens smoothly. The tall clear CNX globe is cast with NYNH&HRR in a rounded end panel on the front. There is some minor chipping on the bottom edge. Lastly, there is an amber Fresnel lens included; it is in good condition with no noted chips, cracks or breaks.

4677 - Pair of Railroad Caps - Pennsylvania Trainman and Pettibone Flat Bill Hat

Includes a Trainman cap with two Pennsylvania keystone herald buttons on the sides and an aluminum cap badge stamped Trainman. No manufacturers marks. Hat shows heavy signs of age and use with debris from storage all over, frayed front ribbon, the bill is cracked along the edges, multiple small holes or tears in the fabric, and tears to the interior stitching. The other flat bill green wool hat is marked The Pettibone Bros. Mfg. Co. on the interior and has a three chain link cap badge on the front, with number 3210, and two buttons on either side with the three chain link logo. Shows general signs of age and use with discoloration and debris, a few small holes in the fabric, and wear. See photos for best description.

4678 - Heart-Shaped Norfolk and Western Railway Slaymaker Brass Lock with Key

Fancy heart-shaped lock cast with N&W RY Co. on the body. Slaymaker Lancaster P stamped on the shackle. Body presents well, and has no original chain attached. Key is stamped with N&W RY in serif font on one side of the hilt and Slaymaker 39577 on the other. Slight wear of the lettering on both sides. The key does fit and the lock operates quite well.

4679 - Eight Early Railroad Annual Reports - Western, Michigan Central, Chicago & Eastern Illinois, and Richmond-Washington Company

Mixed group of railroad annual reports spanning 1837 to 1924, a few with fold out maps. Western Rail Road reports include 1837 Second Annual Report with 22 pages, 1845 report with 46 pages, and 1865 report with 16 pages (missing back cover and possibly more). Michigan Central Railroad Company reports include June 1856 with 36 pages, June 1864 with 43 pages, and June 1875 with 63 pages, two fold out maps, and torn front cover. A Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad 1904 annual report with 20 pages and Poole Bros. map in the back. A Richmond-Washington Company 1924 annual report with 6 pages. Group varies in condition showing mild to moderate signs of age and use with edge wear or tear, foxing discoloration, creasing, stamps, or writing marks. Please inquire for any specific condition information. See photos for best description.

4680 - Five East Coast Railroad Locks with Keys - Delaware Lackawanna and Western, Pennsylvania

Five railroad locks with keys, all from the east coast. Includes a Fraim steel lock with the Pennsylvania keystone emblem stamped on the key cover, a Fraim brass heart-shaped lock with DL&WRR cast on the front, an Adlake steel lock with ERIE L RR (Erie Lackawanna) stamped on the shackle, and two Adlake steel locks with PC (Penn Central) stamped on the front. All locks open smoothly with their respective keys. The Delaware Lackawanna and Western key is stamped in serif font on the hilt. The Pennsylvania and Erie Lackawanna locks have some mild rust.

4681 - Mixed Railroad Ephemera Lot - Rock Island, Pennsylvania, Amtrak, Baltimore & Ohio, CSX, Florida East Coast, and More

Mixed group of railroad ephemera including cancelled 1902 Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific $5000 mortgage bond, South Shore Line headrest cover (moderate staining), four embroidered Amtrak Police patches, barely worn Amtrak Pedre watch with case, CSX 20 Years service pin, three Conrail lapel pins, enamel Pennsylvania Railroad keystone uniform pin, Pennsylvania System Fraternity pin, PRR desk ornament or paperweight with keystone logo, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Colonial Lodge No. 468 Kingston, NY badge ribbon, pair of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad belt buckles with enamel capitol logo, 6 1/2" Florida East Coast Railway Flagler System china plate by China Concepts 2003, 1986 Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Railroad Rules of the Operating Department, 1985 Chessie System Operating Rules, and Elgin, Joliet & Eastern December 1988 employee timetable No. 4. Group varies in condition showing mild to moderate signs of and and use with discoloration, wear or tear. See photos for best description.

4682 - Five South U.S. Railroad Locks and Keys - Yale Banjo Style Southern Railroad and others

Five railroad locks and keys from the South: two Louisville and Nashville, a Gulf Mobile and Ohio, Chicago Burlington and Quincy, and a Southern Railway lock. The Southern lock is a Yale banjo style lock with SO RY stamped into the shackle. It opens smoothly with its key. The twin brass Chicago Burlington and Quincy locks share an unmarked key; both open smoothly. Both steel Louisville and Nashville locks have their keys and open easily. The Adlake steel Gulf Mobile and Ohio lock is the only lock without its key.

4683 - Pair of 1932 Poor's Manuals - Railroad Volume and Industrial Volume

A pair of books by Poor's Publishing Co. for the year 1932. Includes Poor's Railroad Volume with green hardbound cover and gold lettering, with over 1,960 pages, showing general signs of age and use with Chicago Bar Association stamps in the front and sticker on the spine. The other manual in red hardbound cover is the Industrial Volume with over 2,500 pages, showing general wear. Both covers show discoloration, fading, and some edge wear or tear. See photos for best description.

4684 - Ten Western Railroad Locks - Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, Missouri Pacific, Frisco

Ten locks from western rail. Includes three Burlington Northern locks (one lock is missing its key), a Denver and Rio Grande Western lock, two Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway locks, two Missouri Pacific locks, and two Frisco locks. All locks unless otherwise stated have their keys and open smoothly. One of the Missouri Pacific locks is a brass heart shaped lock with Missouri Pacific Lines Maintenance Way cast into the front. Please see photos for best description.

4685 - Three Moody's Transportation Manual - 1954, 1957, 1967 - American & Foreign Railroads, Airlines, Shipping, Traction, Bus and Truck Lines

Group of three Moody's Transportation Manual by John Moody with American and Foreign Railroads, Airlines, Shipping, Traction, Bus, and Truck Lines. Books have green hardbound covers and gold lettering and include transportation maps of various railroad companies, air transport, and other transport. 1954 volume has over 1500 pages and 1957 have 1480 pages. Both have stickers in the front, stamps, and stamp marks on the side from the Illinois Institute of Technology Library. 1967 manual with 1388 pages, showing tape repair inside the front cover. Interiors all appear complete, in nice condition with light patina from age. All books show general to moderate shelf wear with worn edges, minor edge tear, and 1954 shows some moisture discoloration on the back cover. See photos for best description.

4686 - Six Western / Canadian Railroad Locks and 21 Brass Keys - Canadian National, Great Northern

Six Canadian and western US railroad locks, plus 21 brass keys and a mystery lock! Includes two Canadian National steel locks, one Grand Trunk Western lock, two Great Northern locks, a unmarked lock, and a lock with SSCSY stamped on the shackle. Both the SSCSY lock and one of the Great Northern locks are missing their keys, but the rest have theirs and open smoothly. The additional 21 brass keys have stamps on their hilts for a variety of railroads: Burlington Route, Southern Railway, Wabash, Missouri Pacific Maintenance Way, and Chicago and North Western, to name a few. Locks are in good condition with occasional mild rust. Please see photos for best description.

4687 - Five Moody's Transportation Manual Books - 1971, 1976, 1981, 1986, and 1991

Set of Moody's Transportation Manuals by Moody's Investors Service Inc. all from the Illinois Institute of Technology Harold Leonard Stuart School of Management and Finance Library. Books all have green hardbound covers and gold lettering, stickers on the spine from the library or stamps inside the cover and side of the pages. Books include transportation maps of various railroad companies, air transport, and other transport such as Greyhound. 1971 and 1976 manuals have over 1700 pages, 1981 and 1986 have over 2000 pages, and 1991 has over 1200 pages of information. Interiors appear complete showing standard signs of library use with light patina from age. Covers show general shelf wear with worn edges or discoloration from handling. See photos for best description.

4688 - Heart-Shaped Norfolk and Western Railway Brass Lock with Key

Fancy heart-shaped lock cast with N&W RY Co. on the body. Shackle has 1958 and Z stamped into it. Body presents well, with light wear to the shackle, and no original chain attached. Key is stamped with N&W in serif font on one side of the hilt and Slaymaker 42457 on the other. Some wear on the lettering on both sides, and the barrel has been drilled through. The key does fit and the lock operates quite well.

4689 - Large 37" Cast Metal Railroad Wrench

A large and heavy cast iron or steel railroad wrench, reportedly from the New York Central Railroad. Unable to find a marking. Wrench measure 37" long and 8 1/2" wide and shows general signs of wear with paint loss, discoloration, and scratches. Jaw opening is 3 7/8" See photos for best description.

4690 - Adlake Reliable Illinois Central Railroad Lantern with Clear Cast Globe

An Adlake Reliable lantern with ICRR embossed on the shoulder. Latest legible patent date on the rim of the shoulder reads Aug 1911. The lantern stands straight with no major dents, pitting or holes. Lantern has its burner pot and fount. The tall extended base clear globe has ICRR cast in a serif font in a panel on the front with a strong strike. There is some mild wear on both the top and bottom edges of the globe. Please see photos for best description.

4691 - Three Missouri Pacific Lines Railroad Silver Dining Car Items - Ice Butter Dish, Bowl, and Stanley Thermos Pitcher

Includes a 4 1/8" butter icer top marked with the Missouri Pacific Lines buzz saw herald and bottom stamped Missouri Pacific Lines International Silver 043 dated 1927. The two piece dish has a bright appearance but shows general signs of use with scratches, nicks, discoloration, and moderate dents along the bottom of the bowl. A 5" bowl top marked with the buzz saw herald, bottom stamped Missouri Pacific Lines 5 IN, shows heavy sings of use with plating wear across the body, discoloration, scratches, and mild rim bend. A 7" tall Stanley insulated pitcher, side marked with the buzz saw herald. Pitcher shows heavy signs of use with multiple dents across the body, dings, and tarnish. See photos for best description.

4692 - Electrified Dressel Switch Lamp with Yellow and White Porcelain Day Targets

An electrified version of the lamp with a complete power cord and plug. The lightbulb and socket are present. Equipped with two green and two amber lenses that correspond to the white and yellow porcelain day targets respectively. Body is in good condition, with a mildly rusted door. All four glass lenses present well with no notable chips, cracks or breaks. Day targets have some chipping paint and a little wear around the rims but are otherwise in good shape. Please see photos for best description.

4693 - International Silver Co. Chicago & North Western Railway Silver Menu Holder

Chicago & North Western Railroad menu holder bottom marked C.&.N.W.Ry. in script International Silver Co. 05073 and dated 1939. Holder measures 2" x 6" and shows moderate signs of wear with scratches, dings, minor bends along the top, tarnish discoloration across the body, and the holder does not sit flat with a slight wobble. See photos for best description.

4694 - Trio of Handlan Missouri Pacific / MOPAC Lanterns - Red Globes

Three Handlan lanterns, each with MOPAC embossed on the shoulder. All lantern bodies are straight, with no major dents or holes. All three have their burner pots and founts. Of the three red globes, one is a Macbeth cast with Handlan near the top edge, one is a CNX globe, and one is a Kopp globe with MoPac etched onto the front. All three globes are in good condition, with some very mild wear around the rims.

4695 - Twelve Pieces of Railroad Dining Car Glassware and China - Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania

Assortment of drinkware for B&O and PRR. Includes five 4" tall glasses for Baltimore and Ohio with etched Linking 13 Great States logo and five lines by Libbey. A 2 1/2" wide squat style early Blue Line china demitasse cup in the Centenary pattern by Scammell's Lamberton. A set of six drinking glasses with the Pennsylvania Railroad keystone logo and red and white graphics measuring 3 1/2" x 4 1/2" tall. Graphic is of Pennsylvania Railroad Engine #4902. Group is in nice condition with no chips, cracks, or breaks. See photos for best description.

4696 - Adlake Reliable Chicago and North Western Railway Lantern with Clear Cast Globe

An Adlake Reliable lantern with C & NW Ry embossed on the shoulder. Latest patent date on the rim of the shoulder reads 1922. The lantern stands straight with some mild rust in places but no deep pitting or holes. Lantern has its burner pot and fount. The tall CNX clear globe has C&NW RY cast in a serif font in a panel on the front with a medium strike. There are a couple small chips off of the bottom edge, but nothing impedes the field. Please see photos for best description.

4697 - Centennial Railroad Ticket Dater w/ Union Ticket Office Chattanooga Tenn Dater Die

A Hill's Centennial Dater Model A with wheels and ribbon present, showing general signs of use and some paint wear, but presents nicely. The die stamps UNION TICKET OFFICE CHATTANOOGA TENN. with a 5 on each side of the date and shows a build up of ink along the lettering and some light oxidation from age. See photos for best description.

4698 - Pair of South U.S. Railroad Lanterns - Southern Railway and Louisville and Nashville

Two south U.S. railroad lanterns: an Armspear with L&N RR embossed on the shoulder, and an Adlake Kero with SOU RY embossed on its shoulder. The Southern lantern has a small dent in the top of the chimney. Both lanterns have their burner pots and founts. Both lanterns have unmarked short globes: a clear one for Louisville and Nashville, and a red one for Southern. Other than some sticker residue on the red globe, both are in good condition with little to no wear on the rims.

4699 - Centennial Ticket Dater w/ Lehigh Valley Railroad Dater Die

A Hill's Centennial Dater with wheels and ribbon present, with patent date of 1879 on the top of the handle. Dater shows general signs of use with scratches and nicks on the handle, plating wear and some paint wear across the body, but presents nicely. The die stamps LEHIGH VALLEY R.R. and the bottom part that would have included a location has been scratched off and is no longer legible. Die shows a build up of ink along the lettering, some oxidation, and minor nicks along the bottom edge from the location removal. See photos for best description.

4700 - Pair of East Coast Adlake Kero Lanterns - Rock Island and New York Central Lines

Two Adlake Kero lanterns: one with the Rock Island logo embossed on the top of the chimney, and one with NYCS embossed on the shoulder. Both lantern bodies are in good condition, the Rock Island lantern has a wrapped bale and the New York Central has a very slight wobble when standing. Both lanterns have their burner pots and founts. Both lanterns have clear CNX globes with Adlake Kero cast on one side. The New York Central globe also has NYC LINES cast in a rounded end panel. Both globes have some mild chipping around the rims.

4701 - "Bond Hill Roselawn" Cincinnati Ohio Sign / Screen Print w/ Wooden Frame

Screen printing frame and screen from Bond Hill Roselawn in Cincinnati Ohio. Screen is for a sign which reads, "Bond Hill Roselawn" and previously "Ohio Ave." can be faintly seen as well. Bond Hill began as a commuter suburb that was connected to Cincinnati via the Marietta-Cincinnati Railroad. Screen has a few tears through "A", "LL", below the "W" and at the right edge. Screen and frame show signs of use, some mild staining on the screen. Measures 30" x 8 1/8". See photos for best description.

4702 - Three Green Enamel Industrial Shop Pendant Light Lamps w/ Porcelain Shades

Set of hanging lamps with green porcelain exterior and white enamel interior in different styles. Includes an 8" x 5" tall light with angled mounting hole, showing general use with discoloration that may be cleaned. A 12" diameter x 7 1/2" tall shade with some of the light bulb hardware attached, showing some spots of porcelain loss, discoloration, and surface rust. A 12" x 4 3/4" tall shade showing some enamel loss, especially on the interior, with surface rust and discoloration. Group shows general signs of age and use. See photos for best description.

4703 - Railroad Cast Iron Pinnacle / Finial

Railroad cast iron pinnacle / finial. Measures 23" tall by roughly 9 1/2" diameter overall with opening of 6 1/4" diameter. Unable to find casting information but may be obscured by surface rust. Shows heavy signs of use with minimal paint remaining. See photos for best description.

4704 - Five Otto Mears Signed Rio Grande Southern Railroad Stock Certificates

Collection of five Rio Grande Southern Railroad Company stock certificates for $100 each, all unissued with cancellation holes along the sides and bottom. Dated 189_ and signed by J.L. McNeal secretary and Otto Mears president. Dark red border design with 4-4-0 passing hill vignette scene. No seal. Group shows minimal to light wear with some edge wear to the attached receipts, light edge discoloration, and one shows pencil marks at the corner. See photos for best description.

4705 - Five Eastern Railroad Stocks and Gold Note - Gulf Florida & Alabama, Seaboard Air Line, Lehigh Valley, and Rock Island

Includes an unissued / cancelled Gulf, Florida & Alabama Railways 3 year Convertible Gold Note Bond #A00000, dated 1914, with 4-4-0 vignette at the top, 6 coupons attached with eagle vignette, with SPECIMEN stamped in the signature spaces. Stock certificates include a pair of Seaboard Air Line issued stocks, one common 50 shares and one preferred 100 shares, dated 1946 an 1945, with train vignette at the top. A Rock Island 2 shares preferred stock issued May 17, 1904 with with train at depot vignette, showing edge wear and tear. An unused and unissued Lehigh Valley 100 shares certificate with no date specified, showing minimal wear. Group shows minimal to general wear. See photos for best description.

4706 - Twenty-Eight Railroad Stock Certificates - Akron, Canton & Youngstown, Milwaukee Road, Clearfield & Mahoning, and More

Mixed group of stock certificates for railroads operating through the Midwest and Northeastern states. Includes 9 cancelled certificates for Akron, Canton & Youngstown Railroad, all with vignettes of a 2-6-2 engine #404, three issued 1944, three issued 1960, and three issued 1951-1952, all 100 shares or less. 5 certificates for Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, 2 from Montana, one unused No. 20 and one cancelled No. 3, dated 1905. 2 from South Dakota, No. 1 cancelled dated 1906 and the other No. 17 unissued. An unissued certificate for Washington state. 14 certificates for Ohio, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York spanning 1892 to 1929. Includes unissued Central Cross Town Railroad of New York, cancelled Bethlehem and Nazareth Passenger Railway Company, 4 cancelled Clearfield and Mahoning, 3 cancelled Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern, and 5 cancelled Fairmount Park Transportation Co. Group varies in condition showing minimal to general signs of age and use. See photos for best description.

4707 - Six Western Railroad Stock Certificates - Tidewater Southern, Arkansas Southern, Gallatin Valley Electric Railway, and More

Includes two Arkansas Southern Railroad Co. stocks for $100 per share, one cancelled dated 1903 and the other unissued, both with eagle vignette. Tidewater Southern Railway cancelled common stock for 500 shares, issued 1914 and signed by the president. A Chicago, Rock Island & Texas Railway stock No. 18 for 1 share issued 1904. An unissued Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Co. of South Dakota stock No. 56 dated 190_. Gallatin Valley Electric Railway cancelled stock No. 5 of 150 shares, dated 1909 and president signed. Group varies in condition showing mild to general signs of age and use with creasing, edge wear, or discoloration. A few may have pencil marks in the corner. See photos for best description.

4708 - Eleven Railroad Linens and Headrest Covers - Wabash, Gulf Mobile & Ohio, Norfolk & Western, Seaboard, Illinois Central, and More

Assorted group of passenger car and dining car linens for railroads operating through the Midwest and Eastern states. Includes a Wabash "Follow The Flag" headrest cover showing heavy discoloration and some large stains. A Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad headrest cover with double sided Richmond-Washington Line design. A Louisville and Nashville headrest cover with double sided Dixie Line box logo, showing mild discoloration and small stain spots. Seaboard headrest cover with palm tree graphic at one end showing general use. An Illinois Central City of Miami headrest cover. Two Norfolk and Western headrest covers in two different designs showing minimal wear. Gulf Mobile and Ohio headrest cover showing general use with some staining. Illinois Central cloth linen napkin with lavender stripe design, showing moderate use with a few small holes, staining, and some loose stitching. A Seaboard Air Line "Through The Heart of The South" napkin with some mild staining. A Rock Island napkin showing moderate staining. Group varies in condition showing general to moderate signs of use with staining, discoloration, and wear. See photos for best description.

4709 - Cast Iron Pullman Railroad Brake Shoe, Hand Brake Wheel, and Advance Car Mover

Group of three cast iron railroad items. Includes a 13 1/2" brake shoe embossed Pullman at each end, one end with break through the P. Shows general wear. A 16" diameter whirly hand brake wheel. showing some paint loss, discoloration, and surface rust, but no other major condition issues. A 17" car mover head embossed Advance Car Mover on one side and Appleton Wis on the other, showing general signs of use and surface rust. No wooden handle. See photos for best description.Please be aware this is a heavy lot that may be expensive to ship. Local pickup is encouraged.

4710 - Sherburne Co. Brass Railroad Caboose Whistle

Cast with Sherburne Co. Boston Mass on one side and Patent 1890212 on the other. Inlet measures 1" diameter. Typical wear with slightly bend pin above Sherburne but no other major notable issues. See photos for best description.

4711 - Eight Early Western Railroad Travel Brochures Advertising Yosemite, Tacoma, Oregon Outdoors, Pacific Northwest, Etc.

Nice group of railroad travel guides and paper ephemera with information, photographs, and illustrations, six from the early 1900s, including Great Northern Railway From The Car Window with 51 pages. 1924 Southern Pacific Lines Oregon Outdoors with 30 pages. 1924 Union Pacific System Camp Curry Yosemite Where the Fire Falls. Tacoma Gateway to Rainier National Park brochure. A Pacific Northwest "Charmed Land of the American Continent" booklet issued by the Chamber of commerce of Seattle with 32 pages. A 1920s Touring the Evergreen Playground By Rail, Sail & Paved Highway, Puget Sound and British Columbia associated, with 23 pages. Also includes a 1949 Santa Fe Railway Indian Village Chicago Railroad Fair souvenir booklet and a 1935 Great Northern Winnipeg Limited timetable. Group varies in condition showing mild to general signs of age and use with edge wear or tear, minor staining, and some writing marks. See photos for best description.

4712 - Group of Eighteen Railroad Travel Guides, History Booklets, Timetables, and Advertisements

Assortment of paper ephemera for railroads mostly operating throughout the Eastern states. Includes 1952 large fold out New York Central System Year-Round Travel Guide and James Whitcomb Riley deluxe coach streamliner advertisement booklet. Baltimore and Ohio Cincinnatian booklet and Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Dells of Wisconsin brochure. A pair of Chicago and North Western Travelin the Paul Bunyan Country brochures and a 1952 Escorted Tour Black Hills of South Dakota. Smaller sized advertisements with timetable schedules include 1936 Burlington Route New Zephyrs, 1941 Pennsylvania Railroad Wabash Railway, 1928 Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific The Olympian, and 1947 Louisville and Nashville. History booklets include 1970 Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Opening of the Great Southwest, 1956 Florida East Coast Story of a Pioneer, 1954 Piedmont Prodigy, 1957 History of St. Louis Southwestern Railway, 1944 Along the Line in Indiana Nickel Plate Road, 1959 Burlington Route Fast Mail, and Locomotive Advertising in American 1850-1900. Group varies in condition showing minimal to moderate signs of age and use with edge wear or tear, discoloration, stickers, or writing marks. See photos for best description.

4713 - Forty Pennsylvania Railroad and Pullman Interior Black and White Photographs

Nice collection of mostly interior photographs from Pennsylvania Railroad. The majority are by Jesse E. Hartman but also include Underwood & Underwood, AF Sozio, and Lawrence S. Williams. Subject matter includes parlor car, dining car, bathroom, stainless steel pantry, kitchen with chefs, bedroom, bedroom with Pullman blanket, transverse bedroom, classroom, illustration with theater room, and more. Some of the photographs have descriptions written on the back. Does appear to include a few duplicates. Group varies in condition showing mild to general signs of age and use with some foxing discoloration spots, minor stains, and worn edges. See photos for best description.

4714 - Ten Union Pacific Railroad Dining and Children's Menus - Kaibab Squirrel, Bears, Deer, Cowboy, and Discover America

Group of dining car menus for the Union Pacific Railroad including five die-cut children's menus. A 1948 Kaibab Squirrel luncheon menu with general edge discoloration and wear from use. A 1969 Cowboy luncheon menu in great condition. A 1964 Bears in the Forest dinner menu and a 1969 Deer breakfast menu showing very light corner wear or edge discoloration from age. A Little Bear breakfast menu showing heavy use with discoloration, staining, and edge wear. A group of five double sided menus with art prints on the opposite side including 1971 Coffee Shop breakfast and luncheon menus, 1970 Coffee Shop dinner menu, 1970 City of Denver breakfast menu, and a luncheon menu. Group shows mild wear with light edge discoloration or wear. See photos for best description.

4715 - Eleven Illinois Central Railroad Dining Car Menus - Panama Limited, Palm Grove Cafe, Etc.

Includes 1967 Panama Limited Alcoholic Beverages, Cigars, Cigarettes menu booklet with light wear. 1968 single page A La Carte menu and 1970 Panama Limited A La Carte menu. 1962 dinner menu with green cover design. 1970 Palm Grove Cafe menu with a cut at the top of the cover and staining along the edges. A blank menu with Florida beach cover showing mild wear. A set of three City of Miami menus for breakfast, lunch, and dinner with patina from age along the edge. A 1960 The Seminole single page luncheon menu showing pencil marks and staining along the left. 1967 single sided Main Line of Mid-America luncheon menu with light crease near the top. Group varies in condition showing mild to general use. See photos for best description.

4716 - Pair of Illinois Central Tooled Leather Magazine Torsion Binders - Popular Mechanics, Coronet

Two leather binders made by The Barrett Binding Co. with Illinois Central's diamond logo etched into the cover, as well as Popular Mechanics or Coronet along the bottom. The Popular Mechanics binder measures 7" by 10 1/4" and Coronet binder measures 6" by 8 1/2". Both binders are a touch worn but intact including the binder's hardware. The Coronet binder still holds the October 1941 issue. Please see photos for best description.

4717 - Nine Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Railroad Menus Including Die-Cut Children's Menu

Group of mostly Union Pacific Railroad dining car menus including a pair of 1964 and 1969 die-cut Bears in the Forest children's menus showing mild wear with light edge or corner wear, discoloration along the edge, and a few light stain spots. One has a corner crease. Group of three Beverages menus with similar cover design, one 1971 route of the Domeliners, one for City of Denver, and 1958 Domeliner City of Los Angeles, showing staining and paper clip indents on the cover. A Chef's special salad small menu. A pair of 1945 The Challenger menus with Buy War Bonds stamp, one dinner menu and one breakfast menu showing stain a the top left corner and light edge wear. Also included is a Golden State menu holder showing general discoloration along the edges and light edge wear. A 1966 Golden State single sided dinner menu showing minimal wear. Group varies in condition showing minimal to general wear. See photos for best description.

4718 - Ten Western Railroad Dining Car Menus- Great Northern, Northern Pacific, Canadian Pacific, and Frisco

Group includes seven menus for Great Northern Railway in three designs for The Oriental Limited and Empire Builder dated 1942, 1943, 1949, and 1969. A 1939 special breakfast menu for American Bar Association Special Train returning from San Francisco. Menus vary in condition showing general to moderate signs of use with edge wear, discoloration, handling, and pencil marks. Four dinner service seating cards for Western Star and Empire Builder. A Northern Pacific Dining Car Service menu with Eagle's Nest Yellowstone Park photograph on the back. A blank Frisco menu with light edge wear and crease along the right edge. A 1946 Canadian Pacific American Express Travel Service Banner Tours of the West dinner and beverage menu with Chateau Frontenac cover, showing light staining on the cover. See photos for best description.

4719 - Sixteen Western Railroad Menus - Santa Fe, Fred Harvey, Burlington Zephyr, Denver Zephyr, California Zephyr

Mixed group of railroad menus including a blank Burlington Zephyr Children's Menu. Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway menus include 1949 California Limited luncheon menu, El Capitan lunch menu, 1947 Golden Gate lunch menu, and Grand Canyon lunch menu. A 1969Kachina Doll lunch menu and 1972 Arrow Maker dinner menu, both showing discoloration and stains. A pair of 1943 Chicago Union Station Fred Harvey war time drink menus with cowboy covers, one showing moderate staining on the back. 1968 California Zephyr dinner menu. A California Zephyr welcome dinner card and Italian dinner card. A 1970 Denver Zephyr dinner menu showing heavy discoloration and wear. Five blank Denver Zephyr Columbine and Deer Vine menu folders. Group varies in condition showing mild to moderate signs of wear and use with worn edges or discoloration. See photos for best description.

4720 - Ten Railroad Menus - Baltimore and Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York Central, Queen & Crescent, Southern, and More

Mixed group of dining car menus for railroads operating throughout the east coast. Includes a Queen & Crescent Route and Southern Railway supper menu with detachable postcard at the top. Shows a hole near the top left corner, general edge wear and discoloration from handling, and light creasing at corner. A Southern Railway luncheon menu. Three menus for Baltimore and Ohio including an earlier dinner menu with detachable postcard at the top, attached special, showing moderate handling and has been attached at the top and bottom to cardstock. A children's menu and National Limited lunch menu. A 1967 Pennsylvania Railroad dinner menu with mild corner crease and wear. A pair of New York Central dinner menus, one for the Pacemaker and the other a war time menu for The Knickerbocker, both showing writing marks and wear. A 1953 Lancaster and Chester Railway dinner menu with map on the back cover, showing heavy wear. A Milwaukee Road Happy Touring breakfast menu. Group varies in condition showing mild to moderate signs of age and use with discoloration, staining, edge wear or tear. See photos for best description.

4721 - Twenty-Two Union Pacific Winged Streamliner Demitasses

Twenty-two unmarked demitasses with the Union Pacific Winged Streamliner across the front. Each cup is roughly 2 1/2" tall. Group is in good condition, some staining, but no major chips, cracks or breaks. Please see photos for best description.

4722 - Ornate Brass Railroad Door Lock and Knobs

An ornate cast brass door lock and knobs set with snowflake design on the knob. Unmarked but matches handles that were marked for Pennsylvania Railroad. Stamped with a 3 and 17 on the back. Possibly manufactured by Eastlake Rimlock & Knob Works, but no makers markings. Measures 5 3/4" tall x 4" wide. Shows general signs of age and use. The rear door handle shows a torn edge across one side. See photos for best description.

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4496A - Four Great Northern Railway Native American Indian Wall Calendars - 1928 and 1930

Includes June, July, and August 1930 and September 1928. All four calendars have artwork by Winold Reiss. Calendars are shrink wrapped to foam core boards. Calendars show general signs of use with a crease across the centers with discoloration, and minor edge wear. The June and July calendars have a hole in a Monday date, August shows some staining along the middle right edge, and the 1928 calendar shows wear from hanging. Calendars retain excellent color and display nicely. See photos for best description.

4630A - Fire Alarm Call Box w/ All Internal Components

Cast aluminum fire call box that appears to be from Gamewell, but unable to find marking. Measures roughly 17" x 12 1/34". The exterior is in good condition with original red paint and decals on the side. Shows some paint loss, discoloration, and marks from age and use. Interior appears complete. Michigan & Jefferson is written inside the door. See photos for best description.