Pair of Car Spring Covers Used For Lubrication

rated 8, 22"L, leather covers are in good condition, they have hooks to use rope to hold the covers over the springs, both have Gaiter No.A12312 Use Engine Oil.

A VERY NICE CARD FOR ANY COLLECTOR! PLEASE SEE PHOTOS TO DETERMINE THE EXACT CONDITION OF THIS CARD BUT IN MY OPINION IT IS APPROXIMATELY NEAR MINT CONDITION OR BETTER. THE ACTUAL CARD IN THE PHOTOS I

Etro Milno Italy Paisley Throw Blanket made of Lana Wool. Together with a pair of gold table covers. Used condition. Paisley 70" x 52" damask 65" x 68"

Vintage Bentley United Kingdom Made Car Cover w/ Bag. Condition:Used but good with no problems Shipping:We offer in-house shipping. Item(s) will be packed after invoice is paid and shipping charge wil

#FWJJ, race used: sheet metal/car cover/tire/checkered flag, 1/1, sharp card.

Plastic hardtop, 2 side windows and a rear cover, used

Pair of Wooden Rolling Window Panels having a metal screen cover. Used condition, wear, worn. each panel 36 3/4" x 30 1/2 x 1 3/4" thick

A pair of Hallmark HO brass troop cars. Prototypes were used during WWII and many were converted to express cars by various railroads. Both have original insert cardstock rather than foam. They are ol

5 cent Brown Type I #29 Horizontal Pair and single on Luoisiana Cover Top Only with used #26 3 cent Red.

4 Hella headlights; 2 x 14 525 R7/R1, diameter: 17 cm, with rust film and 2 x 4572R8 4571, diameter: 12 cm, plus one cover, all used

A very nice cast back lock made for the Old Colony division of the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad. No manufacturer's marking but I think Smith & Egge made this lock. The dust cover spring work

Binoculars are unmarked, they have a spring loaded cover on the eye piece. The come in a leather case that is marked "ksd 1942" with a German WWI eagle symbol and "WaA 14 below symbol. Item appears to

The New Haven used a lot of these car locks. The brass dust cover defines the purpose and the cast iron front plate has the New Haven Railroad initials cast in raised lettering. For some reason this n

This is a pair of interesting items from the Chicago Transit Authority. One is a light cover with glass lens for a CTA car. The second is a levelometer, indicating 0-4,000 gallons of diesel fuel, made

Two matching settees as were used in some railroad passenger dining cars. This pair was consigned by the family of a Santa Fe Railroad employee who identified them as having come from a Santa Fe car.

This is a pair of different Conrail Railroad Switch locks with brass keys. One is made by Keline, while the other is made by Adlake. Both key covers spring back properly, and both come with chains. Ho

This is a pair of switch locks. It includes a Santa Fe and a Southern Pacific Railroad lock. Bioth are made by Adlake. Both come with brass keys that open the locks easily. Both key covers spring back

This is a pair of brass locks from the Union Stock Yards of Omaha. Both locks were made by Adlake and the key covers spring back properly. One of the locks is opened by a unique brass key, which is in

This is a pair of Adlake switch locks from the Rock Island Railroad. Both are clearly stamped with CRI&P on the front. Both key covers spring back properly. One lock has a chain and also has a brass c

Cotton Quilted Twin Size Comforter with Never Used Pair Coordinating Euro Pillow Covers and 1 Pillow sham. pillow covers have Scalloped edges with mint green trim and peach combed cotton with florals.

55" x 13" Hard to find pair of SSP Mobilgas signs used to cover the word SOCONY until the updated MOBILGAS signs were manufactured and installed. Both signs have bright colors with some stains and por

A pair of Erie based locks: (1) T. Slaight manufactured with ERR stamped on the back panel. No dust cover spring (2) Climax NYLE&W RR stamped lightly on the back panel. Nice color.

(California Adventure, 2012) A park-used Radiator Springs Chamber of Commerce sign from Cars Land in Disney California Adventure. The printed paper and PVC board sign features the fictional town's Cha

This is a pair of steel Adlake locks with brass keys. The first is from the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad. The lock is stamped CNS&MRR, and opens easily. The key cover springs back proper