Adlake Southern Pacific Railroad Switch Lamp

This is a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railroad Adlake Non-Sweating switch lamp. This is one of several lanterns from the estate of Ray Canole, a well-known collector and restorer of railroad

An Adlake switch lamp with smaller plastic lenses. It has 2 green and 2 opposing red lenses. The lenses have hoods. It has a plate with UPRR attached with two rivets. It has 1264 cast on the base. It

A Southern Pacific Railroad switch key stamped SPCO CS 4 on the front and stamped Adlake with a serif "S" on the reverse. There is moderate flattening and pocket wear at the top of the hilt with the t

This is a Union Pacific Railroad Adlake round top non-sweating fork mount bell bottom switch lamp. Has two green and two red lenses with no cracks present. Each lens also has a snow shroud. Easily rea

This is a lot of six Southern Pacific Railroad brass CS-4 switch keys. All are stamped S.P.CO.CS-4-S and are made by ADLAKE, as stamped on the reverse.

This key is just stamped T&NO on the front. It has Adlake in an arc on the reverse. It has moderate pocket wear and a little use wear. This is a Southern Pacific affliated line.

A brass key stamped 'S.P.CO.C.S-44' and 'Adlake.'; plus another stamped 'S.P.Co.' and 'Switch.' We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

This is a pair of switch locks. It includes a Santa Fe and a Southern Pacific Railroad lock. Bioth are made by Adlake. Both come with brass keys that open the locks easily. Both key covers spring back

One of the locks is marked Adlake and comes with its key. Both lock and key are stamped SP Co. (Southern Pacific). The other lock is marked SPC. Both locks and key are marked CS 4S.

This is a pair of Adlake switch locks. The first is from the Central of Georgia Railroad and is stamped C OF GA. It comes with a chain and the key cover snaps back properly. The second is from the Sou

All 4 lenses look good! Nice! No font

15" x 8.5" x 7"

Pair of Adlake Southern Pacific locks. Both shackles are stamped CS-4S with the lock bodies stamped SP CO. Brass keys included which operate the locks. One key hilt is stamped S.P.CO. on the front wit

A beauty - black Adlake railroad switch lamp with four, ~5-inch diameter, glass Fresnel lenses, two blue (green) and two red. Include the kerosene tank, burner, and 1-inch diameter glass chimney. Top

Restored Missouri Pacific Railroad switch lamp. There is an embossed tag on the door with MO PAC. There are spot weld marks on the tag which does give us some pause about its' originality. The body ha

Adlake Partially Restored Railroad Switch Lamp Lamp has no specific railroad markings. Repainted body with red, amber and green lenses and a Adams & Westlake burner pot. No glass flame protector. See

This is a nice pair of Adlake switch locks for the Union Pacific Railroad. One is older with beautiful embossed graphics on the front, the other is little more contemporary and comes with key and what

Adlake Railroad Switch Signal Lamp, 4 Lens, Green/Red, Electric, 11"H

Adlake four-way railroad switch marker lamp, marked Adlake on top height 10 in. x width 9.5 in. x depth 9 in. Provenance: Property from the collection of a San Antonio, Texas gentleman Shipping ava

S120 Adlake four-way electric railroad switch lamp, cast iron base with enameled metal red and white day targets, blue and red lenses

A standard Adlake switch lamp with a Pennsylvania Railroad keystone logo on one shoulder. It has a square top, 2 blue and 2 amber lenses. It has porcelain targets on all lenses. It is complete with po

Nicely restored Adlake switch lamp which doubled as a battery box for the electric lamp in the housing. The bulb socket and Photocell are present in the lamp but disconnected. See photos for best desc

Adlake railroad switch stand marker lamp, electrified for modern use, 11" (height) x 10" (length)

Adlake / Adams & Westlake Railroad Switch Lamp Lamp is not marked for a specific railroad and retains its' original manufacturing tag with a last patent date of August 1907. The original burner is inc