antique brass heart-shaped switch lock used by railroad
USD 175.00 USD
This is an antique brass heart-shaped switch lock used by railroad companies in the late 19th or early 20th century.The intertwined lettering likely represents a railroad company, such as the Lehigh Valley Railroad, though specific logos varied between manufacturers.These locks were often manufactured by companies like Slaymaker, Fraim, or S&M Manufacturing in Pennsylvania.The green patina suggests the bronze or brass has aged over many years.Would you like help identifying the specific railroad