A RARE SWITCH KEY FOR ST. JOSEPH BELT RAILWAY

Stamped 'SJB Ry,' signed Wilson Bohannan, Brooklyn, N.Y. on the back. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

St. Joseph Belt Railway Handlan-Buck Brass Key Key is stamped ST.JB RY on the front of the hilt. The reverse is marked Handlan-Buck Mfg. Key shows light pocket wear.

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

An unusual steel key with the oval Adams & Westlake hallmark. It has StJ&GI RR stamped on the front and 1165 "S" on the reverse.

A Nickel Plate Road (New York Chicago & St Louis Railway) switch key with nice tapered barrel and outstanding letting. It is marked NYC&STL RY "S". No maker on reverse.

The Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis Railway existed from 1890 – 1921. This key has the common Pennsylvania Railroad "Pan Handle" bit. , The reverse has a nice Adams & Westlake hex logo,

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

A St Louis & San Francisco Railway key with FRISCO stamped in an arc on the front and ADLAKE in a straight line on the reverse. The KL&L diagrams show this as a standard switch bit. Some pocket wear t

A group of 3 keys from the rust belt states: (1) New York Chicago & St Louis with a faint A&W oval logo on the reverse with an "s" (2) Bessemer & Lake Erie with a flat Slaymaker &1417 on the reverse (

A nice group of keys from Kentucky & Tennessee: (1) Louisville Henderson & St Louis with 1199 on the reverse (2) TC RY is Tennessee Central Railway made by Slaymaker (3) TENN RY is Tennessee Railway m

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

Sixty Eight Midwestern / Eastern Railroad Timetables, Rule Books, Employee Magazines, and More. Railroads include St. Joseph Grand Island Railway, New Haven, Kansas City Terminal, Cotton Belt, Norfolk

This key has a double ring and it also has lots of wear. It has NYO&W in an arc followed by smaller block lettering "RR". This key matches up with the brass lock we are offering in thei auction. I thi

The I&JB Railway is a Canadian Pacific predecesor in Ontario. It existed from 1901-1956 when the CP took control. A nice Canadian key.

A nice little Thomas Slaight made key with GTR in a straight line. It also has an "S" on the front for switch. A fine tapered barrel and great wear.

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

A nicely marked NN RY key. It has an Adlake hallmark and 946 on the reverse. No real use.

A nicely marked Adams & Westlake key. It's got a standard C.S.R. stamping on the front. It has the oval A&W hallmark and an "S" for Switch on the reverse.

A standard switch bit with CNERY stamped on the front and a small deep strike of 4046 on the reverse. Dark but no use on a lock. This was a back woods Connecticut bridge line to the Hudson River and t

A standard brass switch key made for the Central New England Railway. A Connecticut bridge line that was leased to the New Haven. It has CNE RY CO stamped on one side and "5497" on the reverse.

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

This set of six keys features five caboose/coach keys and one switch key. The caboose/coach keys are from the Canadian Pacific Railroad, Canadian National Railroad, and Illinois Central Railroad, as w

Central New England Railway Company brass switch key. Probably made by Slaymaker. Has serial number of 5028 on the reverse.

The Key Lock & Lantern diagrams show 2 different bits for the C&O. This is one of those bits. It ha "C&O RY" stamped on the front and a straight line Slaymaker hallmark on the reverse. It shows very l