Dressel 1898 Patent Classification Lamp

This is a Dressel classification lamp, with a patent date of November 1, 1898. Two clear lenses. Bell bottom. Brass tag inside reads THE DRESSEL RAILWAY LAMP WORKS NEW YORK. Needs correct burner and f

This is one of our favorite lanterns in the October sale! This is a George C. Dressel & Company pre-1895 classification lamp, cast with N.Y.C & H.R.R.R. for the New York Central and Hudson River Railr

Dressel Toledo, Ohio & Northern? Railway Restored Marker / Classification LampReally nicely restored Dressel corner marker / classification lamp with both green and red interchangeable lenses. Body ha

Pyle National Electrified Railroad Locomotive Classification Lamp Lamp has a patent date of Nov. 25, 1924 and has clear lenses with green lenses that can be rotated into position. Lamp has some oversp

A Dressel Railway Lamp Works round-top locomotive classification lamp. Lamp has two clear lenses and red and green glass slides inside, but is missing the fount and burner assembly. This model has red

American. Early 1900s. Metal, glass. The Dietz Model 30 was used by RR inspectors as they were designed to produce more light than a standard lamp. Patent dates show 1897 and 1898; however, these are

A two-sided, electric loco class lamp made by the Adams & Westlake Co. for the Southern Pacific Co. The hinged lid has a medallion mounted underside that contains many A&W patents difficult to read. "

I think this is a fixed classification lamp with 2 blue and one red lenses. It is clearly marked RIGHT and red would face inward. It's a "round top" Adlake with 1907 patent on vent area (painted over)

20th Century Mfg. Co. Bicycle Lamp. Original nickeled finish, last patent date 1898. 5-1/2"h. Condition: Good with wear.

Including: Aladdin Model 12 lamp in brass and Rayo lamp in nickel-plated brass - both converted to electric - together with an L. R. Oakes finger lamp stamped with patent date May 24, 1898; and a Plum

This is a Fine Bradley & Hubbard Antique Brass Victorian Lamp with Milk Glass Shade. The lamp is marked “The B & H” and includes numerous patent dates from 1892-1898. The lamp has antique wear and

Dressel Pennsylvania Railroad Semaphore Lamp This Dressel lamp is embossed with P.R.R.CO. on the rear of the lamp. In the interior is the Dressel Manufacturing tag with patent dates. The last date is

A Dressel manufactures mounted lamp with 3 green and one red lens. This lamp came from our predominantly New York Central collection so it might be a special purpose tail classification marker. It is

Russell Patent Dec. 18th '73. With Original Wooden Handle and Modern Glass Lamp Oil Base Size 7 3/4" L

Adams & Westlake round top classification lamp painted in faded / dirty orange. Body has an embossed tag on the shoulder with W.C.F. & N R.R. Door is frozen, no burner pot, and flip levers for changin

Adlake square top classification lamp with L&NE RR tag (Lehigh & New England). A pair of clear lenses mounted at 90 degrees to each other. Electrified. One pair of "flips" moves easily, the other is f

Handlan Chesapeake and Ohio Style Locomotive Marker Classification Lamp Handlan locomotive marked lamp. Marked by the consignor as having come from a Chesapeake and Ohio locomotive. This class lamp ha

A matched pair of Handlan aluminum bodied cannonball-style locomotive marker lamps with two clear lenses and rotating green lens assembly inside. Each lamp has one hooded lens. Both have electrical co

This classification lamp is embossed left with an S.P. tag attached to the top. Equipped with Spreadlite lenses and a color changer. The door and color changer are both frozen. The top exhibits minor

In working condition, clear lenses, measures 11 x 10 x 10 inches

Chicago and North West Railroad, in working condition, Clear lenses, green lense switch for both lenses, not all original parts, measures

Prominently marked "RUT. R. R." on round body. Bellbottom-style. Hanging bracket intact. Missing oil fount and glass slides inside. Condition: (Restored)(8.0). Dimensions: 15" x 10" x 10".

A Pyle National diver helmet classification lamp. It has original early electrification. It's a standard model with 2 lenses at 90 degrees to each other. There are also two large peek holes on the oth

Pair of Handlan classification lamps for locomotives. One lamp has both bracket mounts broken, one missing lens retainer, some small missing hardware, all colored lenses missing. The good news is that