Handheld Railroad Lantern Lights

Railroad lantern is by Handlan St. Louis USA and was converted to a table lamp, which is approx. 29" high to top of lamp shade finial. Works well with a switch for top, inside, and both together. Was

Vintage or Antique Adlake Railroad Lantern / Light

Six items total, various conditions, show some wear

A copper railroad lantern, no light, 19.7"x10.2"x8.7"

Double sided railway railroad switch lantern light with red and blue lights. 24.5" wide 16" tall.

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

Electrified Industrial Railroad Lantern. Heavy light fixture with rugged and utilitarian good looks. The lamp has not been tested for function and may need to be rewired. Dimensions are 10.25 in h x 5

Locomotive Light Railroad lantern, having a brass handle above circular glass panels, 32"h Provenance: from the collection of Phil Lesh

This is a very nice vintage lamp for a midwestern railroad.

untested, light stamp on top of handle, can make out C& but nothing else, red glass globe says Dietz while back of lantern says Star Head Light, lots of wear and rust

Pennsylvania Railroad Handheld Lantern. Made in St. Louis. All invoices must be paid within 24 hours of the sale. No trains have been tested to be working. All lots ship Liveauctioneers Live Ship, to

A bound catalog for Adams and Westlake, makers of railroad lamps, lanterns, signal lights and locomotive headlights, illustrated with color plates, dated 1882 on the cover, 106 pages. Measures 10.75 x

back reflector, Monarch with red globe, Dressel 4 light railroad lantern, and blue Dietz lantern

Dressel Railroad Lantern, Wired for Power. Lights up. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 10 x 6 x 8

Two Dressel kerosene oil railroad lantern with cobalt and light blue glass globes, Penn Central, 9" (height), 14" (height) with handle

LOT (4) EARLY RAILROAD LANTERNS INCL. INSPECTOR, HEAD LIGHT, TUBULAR, ETC., 19TH C.

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

untested, wear and some light rust, stamped Frisco on top

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.

Adams and Westlake, Adlake Kerosene Railroad Lamps. Lot of Two genuine antique 1800s railroad lights portable lanterns. One features the red glass insert and marked with Adlake Kero on bottom but no P

Railroad signal lanterns (2), yellow 4-light embossed C&O RR, missing back lens & The Adlake Non-Sweating Lamp-Chicago, marked CMSTP & P, 4-light w/intact lenses, VG cond, 16"H.

LOT (2) PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD LANTERNS INCL. CABOOSE & HAND HELD, 19TH C., (MARKED PRR)

Scioto Valley Traction Co. untested, some dents on top, rust here and there, red globe, lots of wear and use

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