E.T. Wright Intercolonial Railway Brakeman's Lantern

Canadian. 1920s. Metal frame with embossed glass globe. Marked, "ET Wright and Co. Mfrs Hamilton-ONT" and "ICR", on frame. Marked, "ICR", on globe. 10.5" x 7" x 7". From the William Robert Wilson Coll

Canadian. 1910s. Painted steel frame with embossed glass globe. Bell bottom style. Tall and clear globe. Marked, "ET Wright and Co. Mfrs. Hamilton Pat'd 1908", top of frame. Embossed, "STW", on globe

Canadian. 1910s. Metal frame with glass lenses. Marked, "ET Wright and Co. Mfrt Hamilton ONT", on top of frame. 9" x 4" x 4". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Canadian. 1910s. Steel frame with embossed glass globe. Marked, "E.T. Wright & Co. Mfrs. Hamilton C.P.R.Y. Pat'd 1908", on top of frame. Marked, "CPR", on globe. 10.25" x 6.75" x 6.75". From the Willi

Canadian. 1910s. Metal frame, embossed glass globe. Marked, "E.T. Wright & Co. Mfrs. Hamilton-ONT. Pat'd 1908 GTR", on top of frame. Stamped, "GTR", on globe. 10.75" x 6.5" x 6.5". From the William Ro

Canadian. 1910s. Painted steel frame with embossed glass globe. Features frosted red glass globe. Marked, "ET Wright and Co. Mfrs. Hamilton Pat'd 1908". Embossed, "ET W and Co. GTR", on globe. 11" x 7

Canadian. 1920s. Painted and galvanized metal frames, embossed glass globes. Marked, "E.T. Wright and Co. Mfrs Hamilton-ONT", on frame. Stamped, "C.P.RY Pat'd 1908", on frame. Embossed, "CPR", on one

Canadian. 1920s. Steel frame with embossed glass globe. Marked, "The Adams and Westlake Co. Chicago New York T.H&B.R-Y", on the top of frame. Etched, "T.H&B", on globe. 10.25" x 7" x 7". From the Will

American. 1920s. Metal frame, embossed glass globe. Marked, "The Adams & Westlake Co. NY Chicago Phila. "Adlake reliable" Wabash. RYA". Stamped, with serial number "20244" and patent dates to 1913, on

Canadian. 1910s. All glass. Three clear and one red. Embossed, "CPR", on center of each. Embossed, "CPR", in circle of one. Each: 5.5" x 4.5". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

American. 1920s. Metal frame, embossed glass globe. Marked, "Dietz Vesta New York USA C.V.RY.CO", on frame. Marked, "Dietz Vesta New York USA CNXX made in USA", on globe. 10" x 6" x 6". From the Willi

American. 1910s. Metal frame, embossed glass globe. Marked, "Dietz N.Y. USA Number 6 New York Central", on top of frame. Marked, "New York Central", on globe. 10" x 6" x 6". From the William Robert Wi

Canadian. 1930s. Steel frame with embossed glass globe. Marked, "Hiram L Piper Co. Ltd. CPR Adlake Kero 2-59 USA Canada Patented", on the top and bottom of frames. Marked, "Adlake Kero C.P.RY Adlake-K

This is an E.T. Wright searchlight lantern from Canada. Rare and hard-to-find. Has fount and burner. Needs wick and globe, as well as reflector. A good candidate for restoration.

This is a rare, early Intercolonial Railway Armspear double guard switchmans lantern. This railroad is from Canada, and is known as their first national railroad. The lantern has patents on the chimne

This is a very unusual frame. It is a standard E. T. Wright wire bottom frame that would normally take a 5 1/2" globe. There is an additional collar with a funnel attachment that extended the frame to

This key has a faint ICR stamping on the front and a normal big "S" on the reverse. This bit is in the Key Lock & Lantern diagrams on page #253 C2, R5. For some reason many Canadian keys have this big

Two Star Headlight & Lantern Co. railroad conductor/brakeman light electric warning signal lanterns, Norfolk and Western Railway with an amber glass globe (marked "Corning") and unmarked with a blue g

Canadian. 1915. Cast iron. Marked, "K249", bottom left corner. 8" x 13" x 0.25". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RAILWAY LANTERN W/CAST RED GLOBE, 19TH C., H. 16" (ADAMS & WESTLAKE CO.)

Railroad Brakeman's Lantern, mfgd by Dressel for C.G.W. RY, red glass globe, embossed Adlake Kero, VG+ cond w/some surface wear, 13.5"H including handle.

Vintage Brakeman's Lantern, possibly NYC, black finished metal, red glass globe by Adlake, Kero, insulated handle, 15 1/2"h to top of handle. CONDITION: Very good, used condition.

American. 1910s. Galvanized metal frame, embossed glass globe. Marked, "Dietz No. 6 New York USA New York Central", on top of frame. Embossed, "New York Central", on globe. 10.5" x 6" x 6". From the W

American. 1910s. Steel frame with embossed glass globe. Etched, "Soo Line", on globe. Marked, "Armspear Man'fg Co. New York Soo Line", on top of frame. Marked, with patent dates to 1905. 10.5" x 7" x