American Express Co Tapered Barrel Key

a nice earlier key with a tapered barrel. It has AM Ex CO stamped on the front and "6530" stamped on the back.

A larger than average switch style key marked E EX CO. Phil Simms originally thought this was Eastern (B&M predecessor) but scratched that out and put Erie instead. Some research at some point must ha

Brass switch key with block letters QC RY CO on tapered barrel key. Marked on back with FRAIM stamp.

ID Marks: AM EX CO (American Express Co)Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance:

A fine tapered barrel key with "W F & Co" stamped on the front and a Romer Newark, NJ hallmark on the reverse. A nice older key.

A fine tapered barrel brass key made for the European & North American Railway in Maine. This line ran from Bangor to the Canadian border. in New Brunswick. This line became part of the Maine Central

A group of 7 keys that are not chopped liver: (1) PRR Knobby with Fraim and "T" on the reverse (2) MKT RY with 24669 on the reverse (3) A M E Co - 4378 - steel American Express key (4) NYCS oiler key

Eleven (11) vintage padlocks include: American Express w/o key, Eight Lever Goliath w/o key, (3) Yale (two with keys and one of these with USN Navy logo), Sargent and Co. w/o key, Master Lock w/o key,

A Bohannan brass key with A EX CO stamped on the front and a Bohannan hallmark with "W D C" on the reverse. I am assuming this is Western Division and "C"ar. A nice older key.

A brass hollow barrel key made by Climax for the Adams Express Company. Marked AD Ex Co on the front with "W D" and maker on reverse.

A nice American Express Company Lock and key. It has AM. EX. CO. cast in the panel on the reverse. The steel key has A M E stamped in large lettering on one side and a serial number of 3931 on the rev

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

Made out to Stephen Groesbeck, No. 302 for 3 shares at $100 each, dated June 27, 1853, signed by Henry Wells as President, William G. Fargo as Secretary (Wells & Fargo), Alexander Holland as Treasurer

DSPF. Very good gloss and color. Shows areas of wear and discoloration on one side. It also shows chipping along the perimeter. Marked made in England. Overall it displays very well. Measures: 13"X17"

American Express Co. stock issued 1865 to Andrew Mills, signed by President Henry Wells, William Fargo, and Alex Holland. 5c tax stamp. 2 1" tears on right side. Brown toning on 50+%. Date: 1865 Count

SST embossed sign, has good color, has paint loss and soiling, shows wear, marked Mayer & Lavenson, dated 1904, 27.5'x19.5", rated 7

American Express Co. 1904 Porcelain Double Sided Flange Telegraph Sign American Express Co. 1904 Porcelain Double Sided Flange Telegraph Sign. Sign measures 17" x 13" with a 1 3/8" flange. Flange has

rated 6.9, 16.5"x18", the SSP sign has good color and gloss, has staining in the field large chips around the perimeter, dated 1914.

An older American Express porcelain sign made by F. E. Marsland in New York. It measures 18 1/4" by 16 1/2" and it si a real beater condition wise. What can you do? It's an authentic piece of history

A fine earlier brass key made by T. Slaight in Newark for the Wallkill Valley Railroad. This line existed From 1871 - 1877. It was operated by the Erie and then the New York Central took over with fin

This Sherburne tapered barrel brass switch key was made for the St Johnsbury & Lake Champlain Railroad in Vermont. The key has lots of wear, particularly to the tip but it is still easy to make out th

A large Chicago & Northwestern Railroad switch key with "GD" for Galena Division. The reverse is blank.

This is a cool piece of American Express and railroad history. This wax seal was for American Express Co in Portage, Utah. Oval brass with attached steel handle. Stands approx. 2.5" tall. American Exp

A nice Loeffelholz key with CM&STP RY "S" on the front and the standard small Loeffelholz hallmark on the reverse.