Montreal Locomotive Works Canadian National #1762 MR-14C Locomotive Builders Plate

Montreal Locomotive Works diesel locomotive builders plate for serial #83239 built 2-60. This locomotive started life as Canadian National RS-18 #3859 and finished its' service as MR-14C #1762. Intere

A cast iron Montreal Locomotive Works builder's plate, construction No. 68353, July, 1930. Removed from Canadian National 4-8-2, Road No. 6057. Plate has black field paint with silver lettering and bo

Canadian. 1916. Brass. Class T-1-a. Santa Fe 212 type locomotive. Built by an American locomotive company at the Brooks plant in 1916. The boiler was built by Montreal Locomotive Works. Serial Number

A 1917 builder's plate from the Montreal Locomotive Works. Diamond shape measures 16 3/4" by 8 3/4". Heavy crud prevents accurate serial number the number 3283 was scratched on the back. Consignor say

Canadian. 1926. Brass. 16.5" Dia x 0.75". Mounting posts extend 2.75 inches from rear. From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Canadian. 1942. Cast brass. Brass. Locomotive that it came from - CN 6215. 484 Northern. Class U-2-g. Built by Montreal Locomotive Works in Aug 1942. Serial number 69713. Scrapped June 1961. 7.5" x 14

From a prominent New England collection, this is a Montreal Locomotive Works thin steel plate giving credit to Alco design in the US. The serial number is 82448 with a build date of April, 1958. The o

Canadian. 1931. Cast brass, painted. Locomotive it came from - One of CN 2759, 2760, 2761 280 Consolidation. N-5-d. Built by CNR Point St. Charles shops Montreal June 1931. Serial numbers 1634, 1635,

Canadian. 1953. Single sided stamped aluminum (SSA). From Model CFA-16-4, built in February of 1953. Exhibits scattered surface losses. Tool marks surrounding each of the mounting holes. Oxidation on

An original Baldwin Locomotive Works Builders Plate from Erie Railroad 4-6-2 Pacific Type No. "2712". Hardware from Erie steam power is hard to find - here is your chance to own a rare plate from one

Canadian. 1942. Cast iron. 484 Northern. Class U-3-b. Built by American Locomotive Company New York. Serial number 69642 in Feb 1942. Scrapped May 1961. Originally Grand Trunk Western operating in Mic

Canadian. 1937. Cast aluminum. From CP 2919. 444 Jubilee. Class F-1-a. Built by Canadian Locomotive Company in Dec 1937. Serial number 1933. Scrapped Sept 1957. Marked, "54-16", and "53-L-6", lowered

Canadian. 1904. Brass. 260 Mogol. Class E-7-a. Built by the Grand Trunk Railway in 1904. Serial number 1477. Built as Grand Trunk Railway 1297. Scrapped Sept 1951. 11" x 16.75" x 0.5". Brackets extend

Canadian. 1923 and 1927. Cast brass, cast iron. 5.25" x 10" x 0.25" and 6.5" x 8.5" x 0.25". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Beautiful Baldwin Locomotive Works Number Plate from road No. 1. Unknown provenance. Rear of plate has threaded boss for attachment to smokebox door. Plate measures 14 - 3/8" diameter. This is not a s

Northern Pacific Engine Headlight #2661; Chicago RR Record # 497 N8 Balwin Locomotive Works/The Pyle-National Co.

Two Painted Metal Richmond Locomotive Works Locomotive Badges for the MR & BT Railroad.  No. 2916, December 1889 each mounted to one side of a wood plaque. Width of badge 17 inches.  Property from a

An American Locomotive Company diesel builder's plate for an RS-3 with a serial number of 78369, November 1950 which was Lehigh & Hudson River Railway #10. The pate has some thick paint o the front. I

Canadian National 4-8-4 Northern McAvity Five Chime Steam locomotive Whistle. The whistle measures nearly 30" tall and has a 6" diameter. The whistle was purchased direct from the Canadian National in

Canadian. 1915. Cast iron. Marked, "K249", bottom left corner. 8" x 13" x 0.25". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

The New Haven Railroad purchased more DL109 locomotives than anyone else. It is serial number 69726. This was an earlier model and it was road number 0700. Yes, the New Haven used lead zeros in their

Six (6). Canadian. 1930s. Nickel plated brass and Sterling silver examples. One example is enamelled. Five of six marked, "J.R. Gaunt & Son, Montreal...Made in England". Two stamped for Sterling. A co

Six (6). Canadian. 1930s-1960s. Enamelled gold and silver plated brass. Four of six stamped, "Scully, Montreal" on rear. A collection of six different Canadian National Railway (CNR) Police badges. Ca

Presented for your consideration is what we believe to be an extremely early mid 1800s Canadian John Date diving helmet. John Date was established in 1853 in Montreal Canada. Mr. Date was a master cop