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April 23, 2016 Prices Realized Brookline Railroad Auction #13 - April 23, 2016 1 230 Union Pacific Lantern Shield Logo Globe 2 50 Rutland Railroad Silver Fruit Knife 3 80 Lehigh Valley Car Key S. C. Thompson 4 325 Original Water Color SR&RL Railroad by Swanberg 5 325 Sorted Box Railroad Slides +-990 6 90 Woodstock Railroad Baggage Tag 7 170 Pennsylvania Railroad Lantern Green Etch 8 130 Brass Whistle Kinsley 4 Chamber 9 130 Leslie Supertyfon Diesel Locomotive Horn 10 275 Rome Watertown & Ogdensburg Lock & Key 11 210 New Haven Peter Gray Switch Lamp – Old 12 60 Union Pacific Winged Streamliner China 4 13 110 3 Brass Switch Key SSE, Fox River Div, C&AE 14 130 Kennebec Central Railroad Photographs (65) 15 425 Sorted Box Railroad Slides +-950 16 80 Boston & Albany Railroad Baggage Tag Set 17 70 CNRR 6” Lantern A&W Twist Off Pot 18 170 StJ & LC RR Walden, Vermont Dater Die 19 160 Brass Whistle 3 1/2” Diameter 20 90 Central Vermont Railway Lock and Key 21 170 Pennsylvania Railroad Adlake Switch Lamp 22 475 Maine Central “Bangor” China Dish 23 80 Canadian Southern Railway Switch Key 24 35 Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington $500 Bond 25 275 Sorted Box Railroad Slides +-940 26 80 Atlantic & Gulf Railroad Baggage Tag 27 160 Santa Fe Bellbottom Lantern Logo Cast Globe 28 140 Express Items: National Adams American 29 100 Maine Central Railroad Old Town Dater Die 30 140 Pennsyalvania Railroad Cast Back Logo Lock 31 160 New York Central System Marker Lamp 32 60 Maine Central Railroad Silver Fruit Knife 33 35 2 Erie Railroad Related Switch Keys 34 90 Bridgton & Saco River Railroad Baggage Tag 35 40 Wiscasset & Quebec Railroad Timetable #2 1895 36 130 ETV&G RR Baggage Tag Set 37 30 Reliable Vesta Railroad Lantern must see 38 2600 * Operating Velocipede 39 100 Boston & Maine Railroad Arlington MA Dater Die 40 60 Pennsylvania Railroad Knobby Key 41 190 Pennsylvania Railroad Handlan Lantern Green 42 250 Boston & Maine Railroad China Platter 43 120 Raritan River Railroad Brass Switch Key 44 50 Sandy River Railroad Stock certificate 1892 45 130 Mixed Train Photographs (65) 46 50 Michigan Central Railroad Baggage Tag 47 120 Adlake C&NW Switch Lamp Larger Reds 48 90 Boston & Maine North Leominster MA Dater Die 49 300 Baldwin Locomotive Builder's Plate 34964 50 60 New Haven Box Car Lock Cast Panel 51 275 Erie Railroad Steel Clad Lantern Green Etched 52 60 New York Central Vanderbilt China 2 53 275 Toledo & Indianapolis Railroad Key E. J. Brooks 54 80 Monson Railroad Photographs (32) 55 25 * Maine Railroad Map Framed 1914 56 60 Pittsburg Cincinnati & St Louis Baggage Tag 57 110 Union Pacific Railroad Switch Lamp 58 100 New Haven Railroad Cohasset Depot Validator 59 275 Baldwin Locomotive Builder's Plate Extra 18770 60 30 Big Four Railroad Switch Lock & Key CCC&StL 61 100 Pennsylvania Railroad Lantern Casey Red 62 170 Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Capitol China 4 63 100 Chesapeake & Western Railroad Switch Key 64 450 Maine Narrow Gauge Photo Scrapbook WW&F, Mon B&SR 65 60 20 th Century Limited Framed Print 66 100 Boston & Maine Badges: Conductor, Trainman 67 230 Concord & Montreal RR Peter Gray Lamp 68 130 Rutland Railroad Brandon VT Dater Die 69 425 Texas & Pacific Locomotive 478 Number Board 70 45 Pennsylvania Railroad Dining Car Dept. Lock 71 150 Pennsylvania Railroad Lantern A&W Bellbottom 72 110 Rutland Railroad Silver Table Spoon 73 40 New York Lake Erie & Western Switch Key 74 110 Chateaugay Railroad Narrow Gauge Baggage Tag 75 400 Railroad Photographic Slides +-860 76 100 Union Pacific Badges: Brakeman, Conductor 77 500 New York Lake Erie & Western Railroad Lantern 78 550 Nathan Brass Locomotive Whistle 5 step 79 140 Davenport Locomotive Builder's Plate #2462 80 60 NYLE&W Railroad Switch Lock by Post & Co. 81 90 Dressel Switch Lamp B&M? 82 190 Maine Central “Kennebec” China Dish 83 50 Intercolonial Railway Box Car Key 84 350 Wiscasset & Quebec Railroad Brass Baggage Tag 85 325 Railroad Slides: EL, Green Mtn, Mixed 750 86 120 Seaboard Air Line Hat Badges: Trainman, Conductor 87 90 Pennsylvania Railroad Marker Lamp 88 180 Boston & Maine Chelsea Style Clock 89 1200 * Boston & Maine Locomotive Bell #2658 90 80 Norfolk & Western Railway Cast Back Lock and Key 91 120 New York Central #6 Bellbottom Lantern 92 110 Union Pacific Railroad China Coffee Pot 93 120 Grant Trunk Pacific Grand Trunk Railway Keys 94 160 Sandy River and Rangeley Lakes Railroad Photographs 95 300 Loose Box Lot of Railroad Slides 1,100 96 100 Port Huron & Lake Michigan Baggage Tag 97 200 Armspear Marker Lamp – Big Red 98 160 Rutland Railroad Manchester VT Dater Die 99 550 * BAR / NYO&W Bronze Locomotive Bell 100 45 New York Central Stock Yards Brass Lock 101 220 Santa Fe Railway Switch Lamp Adlake 102 220 Rutland Railroad Silver Salad Fork 103 60 Connecticut River Railroad Switch Key 104 325 * Framed Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes Display 105 80 Railroad Magazines 1931-1936 (35) 106 error Penn Central Railroad Badges: Trainman, Conductor 107 25 Handlan New Haven Switch Lamp tlc 108 210 Brass Whistle Powell Round Top 109 120 Railway Express Agency Call Sign 19” 110 90 Union Pacific Railroad CS-1 Cast Lock & Key 111 70 Big Four Handlan Lantern Clear Cast 112 60 Erie Railroad Gould Pattern China 2 113 60 2 Brass Switch Keys: CRRofNJ, NY&LB 114 45 Framed Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes RR Bond 115 90 Railroad Magazines 1937-1942 (48) 116 80 NYO&W RR Train Baggageman Hat Badge 117 100 Pennsylvania Railroad Dietz #39 Lantern 118 2000 Canadian National Ry Locomotive Number Board 1401 119 50 Pennsylvania Railroad Flagman's Kit 120 190 Pennsylvania Railroad Cast Back Lock & Knobby Key 121 140 Pennsy Kelly Brasstop Bellbottom Lantern 122 150 Maine Central “Pinecone” China PlateDish 123 140 Pennsyalvania Railroad Cast Back Logo Lock 124 140 Philips & Rangelely Railroad Annual Pass 1900 125 60 Railroad Magazines 1943-1947 (58) 126 80 West Shore Railroad Brass Baggage Tag 127 110 Pennsylvania Railroad Adlake 250 Lantern 128 40 Denver & Rio Grande Western Trust Plate 129 70 Pennsylvania Railroad Red Cast Lantern Globe 130 90 Baltimore & Ohio Railroad R E Cast Lock & Key 131 100 Erie Railroad Adlake 250 Lantern Red Etched 132 140 Delaware & Hudson Canterbury China 2 133 60 Pennsylvania Railroad Plated Knobby Key 134 50 Edaville Railroad Timetables & Photographs (200) 135 60 Railroad Magazines 1948-1954 (57) 136 40 Michigan Central Railroad Baggage Tag 137 70 New York Central Lines East Lamp 138 550 Alco / GE Locomotive Builder's Plate EJ&E Diesel 139 100 LH&StL, Tenn Ry, TC Ry Switch Keys 140 60 2 Erie Railroad Brass Locks with Keys 141 120 Boston & Maine Peter Gray Marker Lamp 142 110 Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Capitol China 4 143 190 Fall Brook Railroad Switch Key 144 35 Bridgton & Saco River Railroad Tickets and Bicycle Tag 145 325 Trolley Street Railway Photographs (200) 146 90 Erie Railroad Brass Baggage Tag 147 180 A&W Brasstop Bellbottom Pennsylvania Lantern 148 450 French Steam Locomotive Builder’s Plate #416 149 50 Industrial Switch Keys TWO TP USS 150 70 3 Erie Railroad Locks 2 with Keys 151 170 Pennsylvania Railroad Adlake Lantern Blue 152 90 Maine Central Railroad Silver Demi Spoon 153 45 New York Lake Erie & Western Switch Key 154 25 Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington Relics Ink Well, Window Latch 155 400 Railroad Photographic Slides +-1100 156 35 Lockport NY Baggage Tag NYC&HR RR 157 80 Erie A&W Lantern with Red Cast Globe 158 160 Railroad Signs and Plates – 6 159 80 Spokane Portland & Seattle / PE RY Keys 160 160 Pennsyalvania Railroad Lock JL Howard 161 140 New York Central Handlan Marker Lamp 162 90 Pennsylvania Railroad Purple Laurel China 3 163 70 4 New England Keys B&M BAR CNE Eastern 164 70 Savannah Americus & Montgomery Baggage Tag Set 165 550 Railroad Photographic Slides +-860 166 50 Lackawanna Railroad Baggageman Hat Badge 167 25 Odd 2 Lens Lamp - Bulls Eyes I mount 168 90 Transit & Trolley Signs & Plates 5 169 80 Pennsylvania area Switch Keys 170 45 Big Four Car Lock and Key 171 180 New Haven Peter Gray Switch Lamp Targets 172 375 Maine Central “Kennebec” China Bowl 173 90 Missouri Oklahoma & Gulf Switch Key 174 100 B&SR B&H Timetables 1883-1938 175 500 Railroad Photographic Slides +-860 176 60 Atlantic Coast Line Baggage Master Hat Badge 177 110 Northern Pacific Lantern Amber Globe 178 190 Rutland Railroad Rutland VT Dater Die 179 120 Lot of Keys nice A&S RR + 8 more 180 70 Boston & Albany Railroad Lock and Key 181 100 Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad Lantern 182 150 Rutland Railroad Silver Dinner Knife 183 110 Cotton Belt and 2 D&RGW Keys 184 240 Bridgton & Saco River Railroad Photographs (145) 185 350 Railroad Photographic Slides +-860 186 60 New York Central System Baggageman Badge 187 90 Pennsylvania Railroad Armspear Lantern 188 375 Rutland Cent Vermont Dater Die Burlington VT 189 40 B&O Oil Can, Lamp Pot & Burner 190 70 New York Central Railroad Locks and Keys 191 170 Pennsylvania Railroad Armspear Lantern 192 100 Milwaukee Road Dining Car China 3 193 50 Litchfield & Madison Chicago Terminal Keys 194 25 Framed Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes Print Pearsall 195 325 Loose Box Lot of Railroad Slides 1,100 196 60 Lackawanna Railroad Collector Hat Badge 197 170 Erie Reliable Lantern NYLE&WRR #39 Cast Globe 198 200 Rutland Railroad Proctor VT Dater Die 199 60 Wooden Sign “Caution Clearance” 200 90 Grand Trunk & Canadian National Locks with Keys 201 100 Dressel Railroad Lamp 3 Blue, 1 Red 202 90 Maine Central Railroad Silver Dinner Knife 203 80 Butte Anaconda & Pacific / C&S Switch Keys 204 140 Bridgton & Saco River Pics Passenger & Freight (63) 205 50 Pennsylvania Railroad “Keystone” Vol #1-9 206 70 West Shore
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