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Vintage Gold Union Railroad Pin. The
International Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen & Firemen of America
pin is in beautiful condition. It has a T-bar attachment pin attesting to
its antiquity (the Union was established in 1883) and although unmarked,
appears to be made of solid gold. (No brass showing anywhere.) Your purchase
comes complete with a Sgt. Riker Case.
Item RR2001 $125.00
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Small, brass C&O Railroad Key. This excavated brass
key is in very nice condition. Top of key reads C&O RR w/s underneath and
on the back of the top is SLAGHT NEWARK NJ. Key stands 1 7/8" tall. C&O Railroad was founded in 1868. Prior to that,
it was Virginia Central Railroad, which played a tremendous role in the
American Civil War.
Item RR4001 $49.99
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Brass, B&O Railroad Lock. This B&O lock is
in great condition with a moving fly. On the front B&O RR reads clearly and to
the right of the fly it reads - "TRAIM MFR" - I believe.
Item RR4002 $49.99
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Orange & Alexandria Railroad Baggage tag/Alexandria
and Staunton. This copper tag is in pretty rough dug condition,
but the destination cities are clearly readable and the number 2458,
can be read with a bit of effort. There is quite a bit of ground action on
this tag.See "The American Digger Magazine", Sept. Oct. 2007 p. 28-30,
to read the article about this find.
Item RR1001 $50.00
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Virginia Central Railroad baggage tag /Washington &
Knoxville Railroad # 1596. Found in a Confederate camp in Ashland,
Virginia. This copper tag is in excellent dug condition.(See "The American
Digger Magazine" Sept. Oct. 2007 issue). More than 40 tags were found in this camp.
Item RR1002 Priced to sell at $150.00
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Nice Confederate Egg Insulator Dug in Richmond Virginia. Green glass. As with most of these unthreaded
and dug Rebel insulators, there are nicks, dings, and chips. You will see
several from the photos. Notwithstanding those minor infractions, this is a
very good example of Confederate manufacturing and your opportunity to own a
very rare dug relic. This one was found several years ago in the "great haul"
in downtown Richmond, Virginia.
This is the last of these that I have.
Item TT104 $650.00
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