Pennsylvania Railroad A&W Switch Key

An unusual key that my consignor thinks is Cumberland & Pennsylvania. I am not sure. It has C&P RR CO on the front and "436" on the reverse.

5 brass keys from the Pennsylvania Railroad (1) 3908 W S (2) C2311N (3) E 7640 (4) C 2662 F (5) 232 C G

6 brass keys from the Pennsylvania Railroad (1) C2357L (2) 1703 C A (3) E2563M(4) 3170 C D / F-S hallmark (5) 1112 W F (6) W1347G

A nice knobby Pennsylvania Railroad key made by the Fraim Slaymaker Hardware Company with the their hallmark on the back. It is numbered V3519. It has the standard wide bit that comes off at 6:00. A

An unusual key with a wedged bow. It has P.R.R. stamped in a straight line on the front in smaller lettering. It is an earlier Pennsylvania switch bit and the reverse has ADAMS & WESTLAKE CO spelled o

A standard 6:00 straight bit Pennsy knobby with PRR stamped on the front and "4437 A" stamped on the reverse. It also has a faint diamond shaped logo on the reverse. Some use wear.

The Pennsylvania Railroad used the "knobby" switch keys for many years. They are thick and well made. The Oct 2010 issue of Key Lock & lantern magazine has an article showing all of the divisional mar

Three Pennsylvania switch keys Includes PENNA. CO. A&W oval E-3536 S, PENNA. CO. A&W hexagon E-5522 S, and PENNA RR 8112 S (Likely had a A&W hexagon which has worn away). Some pocket wear to the tops

4 brass keys from the Pennsylvania Railroad (1) PRR / C-4492 S & A&H hex hallmark (2) PRR / Adlake (in an arc) (3) P SYS NWR / A&W oval hallmark "C" (car) 1231 - not sure what NWR is (4) PENNA CO / a&

3 brass switch keys related to the Pennsylvania Railroad: (1) PRR RD? / 327 - old (2) PRR / Adlake "S" GR? 296 (3) Panhandle / 2855 - nice lettering

A Fraim knobby switch key made for the Pennsylvania Railroad. It has the Fraim keystone hallmark. The reverse side has "H 8885" in strong lettering.

Pennsylvania-Reading Brass Railroad Switch Lock with brass key and chain, embossed logo on front made by Slaymaker Lancaster PA key marked PRR. Cond:

Central Railroad of Pennsylvania - R. Breese MOTLEY Switch Key Front of the key is stamped C.R.R. of PA. The of PA is stamped in serif font while the C.R.R. is stamped in serif font. The reverse has t

The C&MV RR is an Ohio, Pennsylvania Railroad predecessor that operated from 1898-1912. The key has a Fraim Slaymaker diamond logo on the reverse.

A Pennsylvania Railroad that operated between Towanda (LV) and Williamsport (PRR). It lasted from 1902-1942 when it was abandoned.

The Buffalo New York & Pennsylvania Railroad is a predecessor of the Western New York & Pennsylvania which is a predecessor f the Pennsylvania Railroad. The BNY&P existed from 1871-1887. I thnk parts

The Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis Railway existed from 1890 – 1921. This key has the common Pennsylvania Railroad "Pan Handle" bit. , The reverse has a nice Adams & Westlake hex logo,

3 older keys: (1) Lehigh Valley coach key #1886 made by S&M Mfg. in Philadelphia (2) steel LVRR Switch key with tapered barrel #C2706 (looks like a Nock) (3) Pennsylvania Railroad "31" brass coach

A ringed barrel Bohannan key made for the Western New York & Pennsylvania Railroad It has a worn WNY&P marking on the front and the reverse has the Bohannan hallmark with a nice "S" for switch on the

This is a pair of railroad switch locks. The first is a brass lock from the Penn Central Railroad, stamped PC RR, made by Adlake. It opens easily with a Pennsylvania Railroad key stamped PRR, which is

A fine key that is early with a tapered barrel. No mistaking what line this is. It has CENT IOWA RR and an "S" on the front. The reverse has a serial number of just "21". A nice early key.

The Danbury & Norwalk is an obscure Connecticut line that ended up in the New Haven. It was a short line and ran just between the named cities. The key is a Bohannan with an "S" for switch on the reve

A very old key made by Williams Page & Company in Boston. This is an Eastern Railroad predecessor. This was the original line up to the White Mountains on the western side. This is an Eastern Railroad

The New London Northern was a Central Vermont predecessor that operated through Connecticut to Palmer, Massachusetts. This seems to be a nice early key with a dark patina. It was made by S. C. Thompso