IF YOU SEE SOMETHING HERE YOU LIKE, REMEMBER, I'M
ALWAYS OPEN TO TRADE OFFERS ALSO.
NORTHERN PACIFIC Steam locomotive bell from the Northern Pacific Railway in
excellent condition. The bell diameter is just under 16 inches. Everything is
there including the air cylinder that is used for the automatic ringing. The pull
handle for the rope is solid brass! The small bearing that sits on the cylinder is
cracked as you can see in the photo, but still moves and operates freely. Very hard
to find locomotive bells in better condition than this one, and having one that is cast
from the RR is even harder. This is one heavy item so picking it up near Colorado
Springs or Denver would be preferred. Price:
2,750.00
A.T.& S.F. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe caboose stove! Talk about your rare
item!! The style indicates this stove is from the 1870's time frame. Cast
right in front on the bottom in front of the ash pan opening is A T & S F. On
the side it is cast ATCHISON, KANS. The stove is missing the ash pan itself along
with the grate, otherwise complete. The bolts that hold the stove in place are the
originals. This is a larger item that would have to be picked up near Colorado
Springs, Colorado. I would prefer to trade for an interesting item from the Colorado
Midland Ry, or from one of the railroad's that ran in the Cripple Creek District. If
you just have cash to trade........
Price:
1,500.00
LONERGAN SINGLE CHIME BRASS WHISTLE
Working brass whistle made by Lonergan in Philadelphia, Penna. Size of the
bell is 1" by 2.5", with an overall height of the whistle of 6 inches, and an
air inlet size of 7/16". As you can see in the photo, the top loop hole on the
handle is broken off, but everything else is there and in working order. Perfect
size whistle for your backyard live steam locomotive. Sold
LUNKENHEIMER SINGLE CHIME BRASS WHISTLE Very nice whistle with GREAT patina, made by Lunkenheimer.
Size of the bell is 2" by 4", with an overall length of 9 1/2", and an air
inlet size of 3/4". It appears this whistle was used in a sawmill or lumber
operation, as there is a lot of what appears to be sawdust around the inside chamber.
Very nice condition, but this one is missing the valve. Still a harder size
to find and in very good condition. Price:
175.00
AERMORE 4 CHIME WHISTLE Very
good condition 4 chime whistle made by AERMORE with a patent date of 1912. Each
whistle bell is 1 inch in diameter, with the four lengths being; 4 3/4", 6
7/8", 8" and 10 1/4". The inlet size is 1 1/4", with an overall
length of 13 inches. I have been told this type of whistle is currently being used
on the street cars in a museum in Wisconsin, and also this type was used by guys wanting
to have a "train whistle" on their model A cars. (they used a valve to
move the engine exhaust from the muffler to this type of whistle.....one wonders what
looks they received!) This type of whistle does not have a valve assembly, but you
can easily adapt one for it. Price:
125.00
LONERGAN SINGLE CHIME BRASS WHISTLE
Working brass whistle made by Lonergan in Philadelphia, Penna. Size of the
bell is 1" by 2.5", with an overall height of the whistle of 6 inches, and an
air inlet size of 7/16". As you can see in the photo, the top loop hole on the
handle is broken off, but everything else is there and in working order. Perfect
size whistle for your backyard live steam locomotive. Sold
LUNKENHEIMER SINGLE CHIME BRASS WHISTLE Very nice whistle with GREAT patina, made by Lunkenheimer.
Size of the bell is 2" by 4", with an overall length of 9 1/2", and an air
inlet size of 3/4". It appears this whistle was used in a sawmill or lumber
operation, as there is a lot of what appears to be sawdust around the inside chamber.
Very nice condition, but this one is missing the valve. Still a harder size
to find and in very good condition. Price:
175.00
AERMORE 4 CHIME WHISTLE Very
good condition 4 chime whistle made by AERMORE with a patent date of 1912. Each
whistle bell is 1 inch in diameter, with the four lengths being; 4 3/4", 6
7/8", 8" and 10 1/4". The inlet size is 1 1/4", with an overall
length of 13 inches. I have been told this type of whistle is currently being used
on the street cars in a museum in Wisconsin, and also this type was used by guys wanting
to have a "train whistle" on their model A cars. (they used a valve to
move the engine exhaust from the muffler to this type of whistle.....one wonders what
looks they received!) This type of whistle does not have a valve assembly, but you
can easily adapt one for it. Price:
125.00