C&C brass switch key. smaller that most switch keys.

C&C brass switch key. smaller that most switch keys. There are about 12 railroads that used these initials prior to World War One, but I like to think it was the narrow gauge Carson & Colorado of Neva

A very old brass switch key with smaller T. Slaight hallmark on reverse. It has NY&OMRR "C" stamped on the front. Pre NYO&W. Phil Simms matched this key with the lock in lot 199.

I think this is a telephone box key AT least that's what I call them. They have a smaller than switch key diameter barrel and they have the small hole for a key ring. It has S&NY on one side and "2237

Brass switch key with serif letters PRR and tapered barrel. This key cut does not look like the normal PRR cut we've seen so may be from some smaller or earlier PRR line. Faint maker's mark on back re

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

A nice group of electric line keys from the Chicago area: (1) SSERR = South Side Elevated in Chicago. Made by Adams & Westlake with their oval hallmark. This bit matches the Key Lock & Lantern diagram

Pair of keys for the Vandalia Railroad. The first key has VANDALIA spelled out in serif font stamped on the front with 895 S stamped on the reverse. The key has a larger hilt and has some light pocket

This is the second of our Denver and Rio Grande Railroad brass switch keys in this auction. This one is stamped D. & R. G. RR on the front and is numbered F286 on the back. It has an S on the back, al

This is a lot of five Santa Fe Railroad brass switch keys. All are stamped SANTA FE on the front, and have the A&W CO CHICAGO hallmark on the back, The reverse side of each key is also marked with an

This is a trio of three different keys from the Chicago and Alton Railroad from the era of 1890 to 1940. The first is a tapered barrel key stamped C&ARR and S on the front, with no backside markings.

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

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

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

This is a set of three brass switch keys from the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad. Each is marked slightly different. The first key is stamped ST.L. &. S.F. RY on the front. The back is stamped S

This is a pair of rare Oregon Short Line Railroad switch keys. If you are lucky enough to have one of the CS-2 locks, the first key is a CS-2 key, stamped OSL and CS-2 on the front, as well as 13045 a

This is a set of four different Northern Pacific Railroad brass switch keys. The first is stamped N.P.R.R. on the front and has no reverse markings. The second key is stamped NPRR on the front and has

This lot consists of four Canadian Pacific brass switch keys. Three are of the same cut, and are cast with C.P.R. and S on the front, and the manufacturer, R.M. Co. on the reverse. The fourth key is c

This is a trip of three different Northern Pacific Railroad brass switch keys. The first key is stamped N.P.RR on the front, has an S on the back, as well as the A&W CO CHICAGO hallmark. The second ke

This set of four brass switch keys, all different, are from the Chicago and Northwestern and Chicago Great Western Railroads. The first key is stamped C&NW on the front, and S on the back. The second

Pair of Peoria and Pekin Union Railroad Brass Switch Keys The first key is stamped P. & P. U. RR with oval A&W makers mark on the reverse of the hilt along with 1680 and S in serif font. Key exhibits

Wichita & Western Railroad tapered barrel switch key. This is a Santa Fe predecessor. This key is from our C&NW consignor. I doubt it's Wilmington & Weldon. I think the Wichita & Western existed from

6 brass with keys (1) New York & Long Branch with 2265 on reverse (2) Philadelphia & Reading with Fraim keystone and 1379 on reverse (3) Long Island with Fraim keystone and 4364 on reverse (4-6) Penn

A pair of keys with different bits: (1) P&E DIV BIG 4 with Switch 402 and "S" on the reverse - older Adams & Westlake hex logo (2) P&E DIV Fraim/Slaymaker diamond logo with 3144 and "S" on the reverse

A pair of keys from the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad: (1) earlier Bohannan with ring barrel and an "S". (2) "RT" 333 is probably rip track.