? about old chisels

[udoittwo]

Don't know if this is the correct forum for this age and type of tool but maybe someone here can help?

I found 3 old railroad chisels and I am wondering if anyone might know what the markings are on the 1. It is PRR[Pennsylvania Railroad] but I was wondering if the shield with what looks like an "H" or possibly an "11" in it is a manufacturer or a size and same ? about the "C".

There is an indentation on the LVRR[Lehigh Valley Railroad] with 3 dimples in it. Might that mean anything?

Would these have any value as collectibles or are they scrap?

Can't remember how to add picts but I will.

Thanks again for your time and any help,
Karl.

 

[udoittwo]

Sorry, wasn't sure if I need to post thread first but I think I got this.
Later,
Karl.

 

[3baygarage]

Neat collection. I've seen a lot of RR wrenches in my travels.

That bottom one with an H in a badge could be Hubbard Hardware. At first I was thinking Hargrave but they use an H in a circle.

 

[woody 73]

Karl yes indeed they have a collector value (think of a cross between railroad collectors and tool collectors).

As far as age no clue.

Very nice set you have there good job.

 

[Ole Slewfoot]

I have a Hubbard hammer with that shield. If I remember right that brings it to before the 60s.