Oliver Iron Mining RR Brass Pancake Lock

This is an Oliver Iron Mining railroad brass pancake lock. Henry Oliver started the Oliver Iron Mining Company in Minnesota in the 1890. The had their own mine trains and artifacts from the railroad,

This is an Oliver Iron Mining railroad green extended base globe switchman’s lantern. Made by the Defiance Lantern and Stamping Company in Rochester, NY, the lantern is cast with “OIM CO&#

A brass pancake lock with NYC&HRRRCO cast on the front plate. This is the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company. This name became the New York Central Railroad in 1914. There is a ding on o

This is a brass gondola car in HO scale from the Oliver Mining Company Railroad, numbered 907. Excellent condition, with Kadee couplers, and another model that is extremely difficult to find!

Standard pancake lock for the Louisville & Nashville Railroad, The operating key is not marked. The lock has "404" stamped on the shackle..

This is a brass side dump car in HO scale from the Oliver Mining Company Railroad, numbered 337. Excellent condition, with Kadee couplers and great details, this is a model that is extremely difficult

Miller Lock Company Delaware and Hudson Railroad Round Brass Six Lever Pancake Lock Delaware and Hudson Railroad Round Brass Six Lever Pancake Lock. Cast with D&H. R.R. in the front panel. The front p

B & M RR Railroad Padlock is Solid brass spring drop with iron chain.This scarce Boston and Main lock bears the embossed WB (W. Bohannan) Lettering as well as the B&M Marking

Solid Brass Engine Badge #34756, Duluth, Missabe, & Iron Range Railway, 0-8-0, #64 was 1727 Oliver Mining Company, June 1910

Romer made this brass lock for the New York & Oswego Midland Railroad. It has NY&OM RR stamped on the drop. The shackle has the Romer & Co. hallmark. At some point this lock was polished up so it shin

A brass lock with ICRR cast onto the face plate. Standard 2 1/4" across, old patina with some additional age marks.

A brass pancake lock with "the D&H" script logo cast on the front plate. This is the Delaware & Hudson Company. The shackle has "C18" in small lettering". The shackle is sprung. No key is included.

An uber-rare item! A brass lock from the Duluth and Northern Minnesota Railroad. Made by the Wilson Bohannan Company of New York, this lock has a patent date of June 25, 1879, along with the Wilson Bo

Brass pancake lock from the American Locomotive Company. Wonderful ALCo initials cast in relief. The key works fine.

A brass push key lock with "P&R" heavily incised on one side. The shackle is stamped "C 1". It has an operating Miller key.

This is a Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis RR brass lock and key. The lock is marked NC&STL on the clasp and opens easily. The key cover does not spring back. The key is marked NC&STL as well.

This is a Boston and Maine RR brass lock and key. The lock is marked with B&M RR on the clasp, but the letters ED have also been stamped just below the railroad marking. The front side of the clasp is

This is a brass lock and key from the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul (Milwaukee Road) Railroad. Clearly cast with CM&STPRR on the lock, it opens easily and the key cover springs back properly. Comes wi

Brass heart shaped lock manufactured by FS Hdw. Co. for the B&O Railroad. This lot includes a B&O marked key with A14762 on back. Key works lock smoothly. size: 2.5" x 3.75"

This is a Rock Island Railroad heart shaped brass lock made by the Hansl Manufacturing Comany. CRI&P RR is stamped on the clasp, as is HANSL MFG CO. The key cover springs back properly, and the lock o

This is a Chicago, Indianapolis and Louis (Monon Route) RR brass lock and key. The lock is manufactured by Yale and is stamped “CIandL RR” on the clasp. The lock opens easily and the key c

This is a rare Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad brass lock. Cast with DL&W RR on the front, it also has REMOVE KEY WHEN LOCKING cast on the key cover, which snaps back properly.

This is a set of two locks from the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie RR. The first is a very nice brass heart-shaped lock with chain, stamped P&LE RR on the clasp. The key cover snaps back as it should. The s

We believe this lock is from the Panhandle Route Railroad, also known as the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and St Louis RR. The lock has “PAN. SYS” stamped on the clasp. It opens easily