A RARE Gulf Mobile & Ohio step box, built by the Morton Co. |
More Gulf Mobile & Ohio relics including silver, china and five different types of lanterns. (RIGHT) A GM&O switch lamp. |
(LEFT) "The PULLMAN" Conductors lantern manufactured by Adams & Westlake. (CENTER) This nickle finish, double guard lantern was manufactured by Porters Son & Co. The nicely cast globe is marked "DL&W". (RIGHT) This fixed globe lantern with bracelet style handle, was made by the New England Glass Company, circa 1860. The globe is wheel cut and reads "B&ARR". |
This unique "No. 6" electric lantern was made by the Adams & Westlake Company. |
(LEFT):This locomotive Head Light was built by the Pyle National Company, and saw service on
an industrial steam switch engine. |
(LEFT)A switch stand lever rest assembly from the small Chicago & Alton (later Gulf Mobile & Ohio) yard in Independence Mo., secured by a GM&O lock. |
(FAR LEFT): An unmarked switch light with copper hoods and a brass mounting foot. (CENTER LEFT): A more unusual end of train marker with green and red reflectors which are turned to the proper aspect with the handle. Marked "ACL RR". (CENTER RIGHT): An electrically powered semaphore light by Peter Gray & Sons. (FAR RIGHT): Older model train order light, also built by Peter Gray & Sons. |
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A collection of brass "peanut" whistles. |
(LEFT)Two "cannonball" classification lights, and a sequentially rotating beacon, built by Prime Mfg. Co., which saw duty on top of a Burlington Northern locomotive. (RIGHT) A WWII era train order light, complete with blackout hood, made by Handlan. |
(FROM LEFT): A complete heavy cast iron grade crossing assembly with all "cats eye" letters, a 3 position lineside signal, 2 approach lights, |
A collection of 3 switchyard lights; 2 single units, and one 3 position dwarf, |
2 from Union Pacifics western lines, and an old switch light hanging on my 'equipment shed'. |
A tall switch stand with an Adlake switchlight sits with a selection of various railroad signage |
Left: A trolley passenger counter, circa 1900, manufactured by International Register Co. |
An ADLAKE No. 22 lantern. Copper cap is marked LMS (Great Britain). |
A rare passenger counter from the Kansas City Cable Railway Company. |