New York Central Railroad dishes .

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Railroad dishes & advertising playing cards (16), jars & egg cup from New York Central System & Chicago Northwestern System, decks of cards from Union & Southern Pacific, Century of Progress, Saturn C

Drinking glass Santa FeLake Shore Pioneer Chapter New York Central Veterans Plate Cedar Point, Ohio 1937Lake Shore Pioneer Chapter New York Central Veterans Plate Cedar Point , Ohio 1968 Classic

New York Central Railroad Hyde Park Creamer and Dinner Plate both backstamped L. Barth & Son New York Central Lines. Creamer dish shows heavy signs of use with scratches and discoloration around the o

2 pieces of New York Central Railroad china: 6" handled pitcher by Limoges and a 10" celery dish.

New York Central Railroad Station Master Cap w/ Badge New York Central Railroad cap / hat made by Hankin Brothers of Buffalo New York. Manufacturing information printed on the inside. Cap has a pebble

Three silver items for the New York Central Railroad. A 5 1/4" hinged lid teapot top marked with an engraved NYC on the lid knob and bottom stamped International Silver Co. Silver Soldered 05070 14 OZ

Lima Locomotive Works brass builders plate for serial number 7683 which is a New York Central 0-8-0 steam locomotive as noted on the back. Locomotive is noted to have started life as Pittsburgh & Lake

Main Line Elkhart Indiana. 72" tall

Restored New York Central Railroad derail switch stand which has been sand blasted and repainted. The top has been equipped with an Adams & Westlake switch lamp with red and yellow day targets. All to

A collection of New York Central Railroad 'Mercury' pattern china, all signed Syracuse, includes: A 9.5-inch dinner plate, back stamped NYC; A 9.5-inch oval platter back stamped NYC; A 2.25-inch bouil

Roycroft New York Central Railroad Hammered Copper Covered Bowls c1915. Unsigned. Excellent new patina. Sometime in the mid 1910s, Roycroft got a commission from the New York Central Railroad to make

NYC logos on each; six salad plates, back stamped 'design copyrighted, made especially for NEW YORK CENTRAL,' plus a Syracuse signed bread plate and coffee cup. Salad plates measure 7.25 inches in dia

The horizontal format plate glass window with textured ground and New York Central Logo deeply etched. Measures 11 x 41 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on ne

New York Central Railroad Reverse Paint on Glass. Original glass signs in frame. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 4 x 34 x 1

A gold New York Central Railroad Police Badge with Lieutenant in a banner across the bottom. Nice heavy jeweler's enamel with the New York State seal in the center. The badge has 12 points. The back h

The silver plated bud vase stamped 'Made especially for N.Y. Central R.R. Co.,' signed L. Barth and Co., numbered 04101. Measures 7.25 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping

A nice smaller diameter plate from the New York Central Railroad in their "Twentieth Century Limited" pattern. This pattern was just used on that name train between New York and Chicago. Made by Buffa

An ice cream shell in the Vanderbilt pattern with a backstamp of Manufactured by the Ohio Pottery Co. Zanesville, O. New York Central Lines, Furnished by L. Barth & Son, New York, ice cream shell and

An older smaller wooden step box made for the New York Central Railroad. It's a smaller size and has metal plates to reinforce the wooden construction. It shows nice wear and age.

New Lionel New York Central Railroad Tugboat #6 – 14172, in C10 and in original box.

New York Central Railroad silver-plated flatware. 3 are older NYC LINES (crumber, butter pat, pickle fork) and 3 are more modern 20 Century NYC marking (mustard spoon, demi spoon, cocktail fork). This

A New York Central Railroad silverplate menu holder. This holder has a dome shaped top. It has large NYC embossing on one side. One side has 2 pencil holders. It measures 6" wide and 5" tall. One base

This is a huge fruit box full of New York Central and related railroads paper forms, such as train order forms, envelopes (many unopened and unexplored, filled with forms); rolls of forms, and include