Two Handlan Red Globe Traffic Signal Lanterns

This is a pair of Handlan red globe traffic or signal lanterns. Both are identical and complete. One has a red Kopp circled K cast globe; the other has the rare red arched HANDLAN ST LOUIS cast logo f

Both with embossed B&O R.R., Handlan example with a red fresnel globe; red painted Armspear lantern with clear globe and raised relief ADLAKE KERO. Tallest measures 9.5 inches. We happily provide seam

This is clearly a Dressel lantern with fixed "traffic" bail. It has an applied tag with Traffic Sign & Signal Co Gloucester, Mass and no Dressel markings. The tin is very clean. The globe is a red Die

Four Embury highway lanterns, No. 40 Traffic Gard, two painted red, one red for "K.C.P. & L. Co.", other red with Dietz glass globe, one painted green for "City of St. Louis Sewer Division", and one p

All similar era with last patent date of 1925; two with red globes and acid etched MO PAC logos, two clear; each with MO PAC on the shoulders. Tallest measures 9.5 inches. We happily provide seamless

Handlan Missouri Pacific Tall Globe Lantern. Shoulder embossed with MOPAC. The Kopp and Handlan marked globe measures 4 1/2" tall and is etched with MoPac on the glass. The rims are clean with no chip

Handlan Santa Fe red short globe lantern. Body has AT&SF embossed in the shoulder. Short red globe AT&SF Ry. cast in round end panel. Burner pot is intact and globe is clean with no chips, cracks or b

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A lot of two antique railroad lanterns. Red globe lantern is made by C. T. Ham MFG. Co. in Rochester, NY. The other lantern is made by Dietz. Both lanterns have wear, dents and rusting. Dietz lantern

NYC Handlan Kerosene Lantern, Red Globe , Weighted Locomotive Base

PRR Handlan Kerosene Lantern, Red Globe

Four way railroad switch signal lantern with two red and two white painted bezels holding two red and two clear lenses. The top reads "Non Sweating Adlake Lamp Chicago".Condition:(Good).9" x 9" x 16".

Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad lantern, clear globe and frame both marked, Handlan . Louis red globe , 9 inch Handlan St.Louis red globe and red metal lantern * some rust , dings, globes all

This is a pair of Dietz lanterns. The first has an early Dietz red Fitzall globe, and patents of 1874, 1883, 1885, and 1886. The second is an Ideal inspectors lantern. The consignor notes that it came

Four Star Headlight & Lantern Co. railroad conductor/brakeman light electric warning signal lanterns with red glass globes, 13" (height) with handle

Unmarked Handlan Switchman’s lantern with red globe. Missing burner and fount. Patent dates 1913, 1915, 1922, 1923, 1925, and 1928.

Railroad Brakeman's Lanterns (3), Star Head Light Co.-Frisco w/etched globe (Bullseye), Adlake w/ICRR globe & Handlan w/embossed Handlan red globe (repaired), VG cond unless noted, largest 11"H.

The wire-bottom lantern with single guard, embossed lettering of D.&R.G.R.R. on the smoke dome, signed Handlan on the cap, the tall red globe is unmarked, signed Handlan on the burner. We happily prov

Handlan st louis embossed glass. TRRA Has many stamped pat. Dates up to 7-10-28. 9" tall not including handle.

Fostoria, O Red Flare lantern with plastic red globe. This lantern does have some cracks in the globe and oxidation but still fully functional. It stands 11 1/2" tall. We also have a Embury No. 40 Tra

4 handheld railroad signal lanterns. 1.) Adams and Westlake Lamp, no name in top, red globe embossed Southern RY 2.) Deitz XLCR Lamp, no RR name embossed in top, clear globe embossed SP Company 3.) De

A lot of two antique railroad lanterns made by Dietz. The red globe lantern is marked "Monarch" at the base. The clear glass lantern has a crack on the glass. Both are marked "made in NY USA". *notes-

A rare railroad-style, two-color red and blue No. 39 lantern globe. Top portion is red, bottom portion is cobalt blue. Globe has fire finished top and bottom fitters, with a small chip out of the bott

Ship's Galvanized Sheet Steel and Glass Distress or Signal Light, Perkins Marine Lamp & Hardware Corp. ("Perko"), Brooklyn, New York, Circa 1948. The red glass globe molded "PERKINS 10," within a prot