Howard's Patent 1864 Brass Lantern - Unique

An unusual brass lantern with a full casting of HOWARD"S PATENT on one side and APRIL 5 1864. This is not a big lantern, it's about the size of a large skater. This strange patent is for a cast globe

An early Fireman's brass lantern made by Howard & Morse in New York. This is an unusual lantern for many reasons: (1) unique lid clips (2) odd globe size (3) unusual pinch pot. It has a Star Lantern M

Brady's patent brasstop Lantern with cast iron base components. No Railroad markings. Correct globe (hard to find) is undamaged but does not have teh cast "B" for Brady. Unique base removal clips and

colorless globes, one large example embossed with patent date of "PAT 5 APRIL 1864", each with original chain and ring; including one example with a stamped brass handle and embossed patent date to th

Brass Railroad Conductor's brass-plated lantern with a red glass globe. Patent date stamped into the bottom is April 26, 1864, and it is definitely in the style of a pre-1900s lantern. Comments on Rai

This is an Adams and Westlake brass firemans lantern, with a hallmark and patent date on the bottom of April 26, 1864. The tag on it, as received from the consignor, states it belonged to the fire chi

An odd Armspear 5 3/8" size frame with a unique marking of BISHOP on the lid. It has the standard patent information on the very top and the twist off base has the additional 1897 patent marking too.

colorless tapered globes including the smallest example with embossed patent date of "PAT APRIL 5 1864", one example with a brass stamped handle with stylized pattern, original hanging chains with rin

This is a Crerar and Adams 1873 patent brass top railroad lantern frame and fount. Painted black at one point, a stripping would better reveal the makers hallmark on the bottom, which is faint through

This is a Milwaukee Road (Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad) C.T. Ham 1893 patent brass top switchmans lantern. The patent date is 12/26/1893. This is a rare #39 brass top model, double wired, si

LOT (2) RAILROAD CONDUCTORS BRASS LANTERNS, C. 1864, H. 14"

L.D. Howard's Patent Nov. 5 1867 Brass Bound Bevel, Rosewood, 8" Baled Level Intact

Brass lantern with 1883 patent dates on bottom. 11" tall without swing handle.

A very unusual brass lantern with a free blown wheel cut presentation globe. The frame has a rounded top with odd vent holes. It has 6 vertical wires and the horizontal wire is not round. It is hexago

A standard 1864 patent Adams & Westlake conductor lantern that is nickel plated and it has P GGLOBE on the tank and the football shaped A&W patent on the very bottom. The threaded base works fine. The

This is a pair of C T Ham lanterns. The first is a #0, with a replacement red and clear globe. It is missing its fount cap. 1880s patent M.B. Co. brass burner. The second lantern is a brass, and is ca

Adams & Westlake Two Tone Globe Railroad Lantern Silver plated lantern having maker mark and 1864 patent date on underside; globe having its upper part colored green and its lower part clear; wired fo

A brass presentation lantern with 1875 patent dates. An older model that uses wire wraps on the joints and not joint "clips". The bail in the vent and not off the cage is also a sign of an older frame

Lantern base with with three glass panels and crowns on top, resting on a square base. 19.5 x 5.25 x 5.25 in. NOTE: Working when tested

Asian Brass Lantern Converted to Electric. Pierced panels and doors.-- Dimensions: H: 18.5 inches: W: 15 inches: D: 15 inches ---

Exquisite and unique lantern-form pendant light fixture in pierced brass, with swirled opaline glass shade. C. Late 19th-Early 20th Century. Dimensions: H (to top of hanging loop) 26" x Dia. 15" Condi

Brass Lantern by “A. French” with a patent from Alonzo French who was from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Most collectors will view this as strictly Fire Department, however, there are photographs of

A standard Dietz "Fire King" lantern in all brass. The fount has the standard DIETZ FIRE KING embossing. It has the 1907 patent date on the top of the cage. This model has the swing up cage rather tha

Brass baggage tag made for the Long Island Railroad. This is the Thomas patent from 1867. It uses a unique guide in the upper section that holds an insert that was brass in the earlier versions and ca