Canadian Northern Railway Locomotive Oil Cans

Canadian. 1920s. Metal. Stamped, "C.N. Loco", mid-center of each. Ranges in height from 5.5" to 10.25". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Canadian. 1920s. Metal. Stamped, "No.2 G.T.R, No.4 G.T.R GTR", on mid-top and side of tins. Ranges in height from 5.25" to 13". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

This lot includes a very nice Great Northern Railway oil/kerosene can, and a well used ash bucket. The can is complete, including its lid, chain, and wooden handle. There is one dent in the side of th

Canadian. 1913. Brass. 280 Consolidation locomotive. Class N-1-b. Built by Canada Foundry Company (Toronto) in 1913. Serial number 985. Built as Canadian Northern Railway number 2487. Scrapped Sept 19

Canadian. 1918. Brass. 060 Switcher. Class O-12-a. Built by a Canadian locomotive company in 1918. Serial number 1530. Built as Canadian Northern Railway number 405. Scrapped in June of 1961. 10.75" x

A nice Canadian grouping of keys. The key Lock & Lantern diagrams confirm the T&NO to be Temiskaming & Northern Ontario on Page 506 C2 R1 (2) Canadian Northern Railway this is not the Canadian Nationa

Canadian. 1900s. Metal. Stamped, "No.1 GTR, No.2 GTR GTR", on mid-center and top center. Ranges in height from 12" to 26.5". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

This pair of items is from the Canadian National Railroad. The first is a five gallon water can, cast with CNR on the front. Made by GSW in Canada, their logo is cast on the bottom. Missing its lid, b

Seldom does one see a ten gallon can from a railroad, but here is one from the Great Northern Railway! Super rare and impossible to find, it is cast on the top with GNRY. Has original handle and screw

Canadian. 1870s. Northern Railway Company of Canada (1858-1888). This early bell is probably the only known example, and one of few remaining significant artifacts from this early Canadian railway com

A group of five builders photographs from American Locomotive Company showcasing their locomotives. The Canadian Government Railways 2-10-2 #2002 measures 23 3/8" x 9 7/8" and the others measure 23 3/

Marx freight train set, including: a Canadian Pacific tender 391 Steam Locomotive with coal cart, a 552 Rock Island gondola car, a 553 Santa Fe oil tank, a 554 Northern Pacific coal hopper, a 555 B&LE

From the Studio of Leslie Carr (1891-1969) Great Northern Railway Locomotive No 1440 Doncaster Works 1908, original detailed drawing, black ink signed and dated Oct 1910 - 19 x 40 cm This is the earli

Description: This lot includes an antique railroad railway oil can (Long neck oiler). Can is leaking and stuck to the cardboard seen in photos.Condition: Overall good condition expect for the above me

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE & ST PAUL RAILWAY OIL CAN - Nesco oil can ; Condition - No holes; rust on can ; Measures: 12.5"H x 11"W ; Estimate: $40-$80

Two (2). Canadian. Both cans are less commonly seen Canadian oil cans. American Can Co.. "Tune" can marked "Canco" logo "Amer Can Co Reg Trade Mark 35 AM" bottom edge. "Quick Starting" can marked, "A.

Vintage Scratch-Built Wooden Great Northern Railway Locomotive Toy Marks: Grt. Northern R., 4953 24-1/2 x 19-1/2 x 11 inches (62.2 x 49.5 x 27.9 cm) The toy locomotive with concentric wheels and hinge

Estate lot including Seth Thomas octagonal wall regulator clock, railroad locomotive oil can, balance scales, Home Rule kerosene can, 3 pine display cases, etc.

A 26" tall steam locomotive oil can with a Pennsylvanian Railroad Keystone logo embossed on the front. This is a gravity fed oiler not a spring loaded model. It has a Johnson, Urbana, Ohio hallmark on

Coin silver Waltham American made locomotive dial pocket watch. Dial depicts summer scene of locomotive pulling tender marked "C.P.R." [Canadian Pacific Railway]. Highly sought after dial produced in

Canadian. 1980s. Brass. Fantasy plate. 10.75" x 16.25" x 0.31". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

USA Trains Great Northern Railway #3004 locomotive. Good condition with wear from storage and display. Measures approximately 23-1/2" long.

Canadian. 1880s. Brass. 2.25" x 2.75" x 0.5". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

A pair of locomotive tall oilers. (1) from either the Edaville RLHS auction or the one in Norwalk, Connecticut a green painted oiler with old label that says, "Presented by Walter Fogg." I wonder if t