Modified Electric Brass Railroad Inspector Lantern

Modified brass railroad inspector lantern with electrical fittings and opaque glass cover. In good working condition with wear commensurate with age and use. Measures 18" x 8.5" x 8.5".

Railroad Lantern Sconces. Pair circa 1900, belle epoque brass converted to electric with excellent patina and signed P.L.M. Poyards Paris. 3 1/4w x 3 1/2d x 13 1/2h.

A Vintage Delta Electric Railroad Lantern, Together with a brass General Fire Guard Quick Aid fire extinguisher. Largest dimensions: H: 14 x W: 3 in.

This is a pair of rare, desirable tubular lanterns. The first is a Norleigh Diamond lantern, made by the Norvell Shapleigh Hardware Company in St Louis, MO. It comes with a brass top and brass fount.

This is a pair of different C T Ham lanterns. The first is cast NO 0 on the fount and is of the inspector type. It has a clear plain globe and correct brass burner. The second is cast with SAFE GARD o

Mid-19th c. Oceanrailway Light, No. 1057, Kings, London, 1852, large glass fronted hinged case, with burner, reflector, and glass chimney, fixed top handle, 31" high, 14" x 8". Solder repair to top br

An antique, brass W.M. Porters Sons railroad oil lantern with bell bottom, and double cage. Top cap is marked "WM Porter's Sons Makers". Glass globe is by NY Dietz.. Burner is marked "E. Miller & Co S

Not marked for a specific railroad. 9-3/4in tall.

Dietz Brass Railroad Lantern. Bail handle, wire guard, flared font base marked "R.E. DIETZ COMPANY, NEW YORK U. S. A.", 9-3/4" high not including handle. Condition: Good with some mottling and tarnish

Brass Railroad Lantern. Bail handle, wire guard, colorless glass bulbous globe etched "HELc CL*P Irwin F.B. Lloyd, 1936-1977". Flared font base marked "STEAM GAUGE & LANTERN CO, SYRACUSE, N.Y. 3", 9-3

with etched shade

Adams and Westlake Co. Adlake brass kerosene oil lantern with a red glass globe marked "Union Pacific", Union Pacific Railroad (globe marked "Union Pacific"), 14" (height) with handle

Pere Marquette Railroad Inspector's Lantern, with reflector. Dietz ACME Mfg. The spring retaining globe holder works well. Clear globe stamped Dietz Fitzall, N.Y. U.S.A. Stamped P.M.R.Y. on handle. Vi

WITH DIETZ VESTA CLEAR GLASS SHADE, 10 IN. H, TOP OF FRAME MARKED S-1-42 & PATENT DATES FROM 1920 TO 1928 - VG

Eight Star Headlight & Lantern Co. Starlite 222 railroad conductor/brakeman light electric warning signal lanterns, Amtrak, Burlington North, Canadian National, (2) Canadian Pacific, Conrail, Norfolk

Five Star Headlight and Lantern Co. railroad conductor/brakeman electric warning signal lanterns with colored plastic globe tops, (2) 215-CL Amtrak and (3) 215-TL Conrail, 11 1/2" (height) with handle

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

Four Star Headlight & Lantern Co. railroad conductor/brakeman light electric warning signal lanterns with red glass globes, 13" (height) with handle

CT Ham Mfg. Co Railroad Inspector's Lantern, bullseye form, black painted, electrified at a later date; together with a tole and weathered wood handing lantern. Inspector's lantern: 15"h x 12"w x 8"d

Five Genesy Electric Lantern Co. railroad conductor/brakeman light electric warning signal lanterns, 1922 patent, 1924 patent, 1926 patent and SSW 17, 11 1/2" (height) with handle

3 Railroad Inspector's lanterns, battery powered including; (1) Star Headlight and Lantern Co. Flasher top blue globe , (1) Streamlined Products and (1) Star Flasher with top blue globe Condition; all

Two brass railroad lanterns: one marked "The Dayton" underneath. Taller: 11in.

English, 19th C. 16-1/2"h x 9"w x 7"d

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