Vintage Golden Glow Locomotive Headlight

Great looking vintage or antique Locomotive Headlight. Manufacture plate is missing from top near the handle, but believe it to be from Golden Glow. Embossed numbers on the back are EB-3010. Appears t

Great looking vintage or antique Locomotive Headlight. Manufacture plate is missing from top near the handle, but believe it to be from Golden Glow. Embossed numbers on the back are EB-3010. Appears t

A Golden Glow headlight with flat mounting arrangement. Probably from an an MU car. Car number is 4301, that might help with IDing. It's mostly all there, one wing nut missing on one number board. The

Golden Glow Locomotive Headlight. Type RA128. Electric Service Supply company. Side Panels Essco 1130. Measures 20" x 18"

A very nice Golden Glow steam locomotive headlight. It has a 14" visible area for the lens. The outer diameter is 18". It has a top hinge so we know that it is a New Haven Railroad issue. It was locom

A GOLDEN GLOW model RE128 locomotive headlight in nice condition with silvered glass reflector and original 11" glass bezel. There is a tag affixed to the body that identifies the make/model. There ap

Golden Glow headlight model RA108 with a 12 1/4" diameter front lens. The original brass manufacturing plaque is on the top. The original reflector and 32 volt bulb are present. The dimensions of the

Duluth, Missabe, and Iron Range Train Engine Headlight #1327, Locomotive Class 2-8-2, All glass is good, reflector inside does have cracks, mounted on wood, Cast Iron, Very Old, Golden Glow Locomotive

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A nice Golden Glow 12" headlight. Its brass tag says it is model T-128 . It has stencilled painted numbers of 2353 on both sides. It has a flat mount. The hinge works fine and has a lightbulb. Flat mo

Vintage Golden Glow Spotlight - Offered Without Reserve ---- ITEM IS LOCATED IN AUBURN, IN ITEMS MUST BE PAID FOR AND REMOVED BY APRIL 28TH AT 3PM. ANY ITEMS LEFT AFTER APRIL 28TH WILL BE SHIPPED AT T

This is what looks to be a large vintage steam locomotive headlight from the late 1800s. There is a tag that says “PAT JAN 21 1896” on the top right hand side of the chimney. Looks to have

Nice vintage railroad 1952 locomotive headlight. Headlight is in good condition with paint loss and wear from use and age.Has been rewired to fit standard outlet. Displays very well. It measuresapprox

#4491 Cover, 15 height is 8 inches

This is an early Pyle National Company locomotive headlight. Double glass doors ready for the train number. Appears cast iron and metal with black paint that appears original. Embossed part number 140

Vintage Advertising Cans Group Including: Indian Head Heavy Duty Brake Fluid with Chief Permatex Logo, Testors Golden Glow Plugs Fuel, Sir Walter Raleigh Tobacco Tin, 2 Unopened Valvoline Motor Oil Ca

Undecorated, High Headlight. Like New Condition

Vintage N Scale Train Sets French Bachmann TGV High Speed Passenger Train.in original box. Italy N scale has Italian made cars and Japan made locomotive unsure if box is original. From the estate of

This is a nice variety of vintage American Flyer. Locomotive is a No. 572 and includes tender a No. 496 Pullman street lamp billboard stop lights and a paper bag filled with tracks. Pieces are unteste

United States,Contemporary O Gauge featuring diecast boiler, frame, and tender, wireless tether, operating headlight, and red firebox glow. Item no. 6-28052. Box 28 1/2" x 11" x 7", The entire auction

Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive #762 was a L1 Classification "Mikado" with a 2-8-2 wheel configuration. It was built by the Pennsy in 1915. This is a standard Pennsylvania Railroad "bullet" shaped he

Charles Warren Eaton (American, 1857-1937) The Golden Glow Oil on board, with Salmagundi Club Thumb-box exhibition label to verso; framed. H: 7 1/2, W: 9 1/2 in. (H: 19.05, W: 24.13 cm. (sight))

A 14" Sunbeam electric steam locomotive headlight, complete with side number boards "1885." The silvered reflector is intact, but has significant deterioration. There are electrical components inside,

A collection of autographs from actresses and actors of the 1920s and 1930s.  This booklet is made of loose-leaf paper and has been diligently assembled by the collector, who added photographs on