19C. American Brass Copper Railroad Flare Lantern

United States,19th Century Tapered conical body with wick. Copper,24" x 3" dia., From the collection of a Medfield, Massachusetts gentleman.

Antique copper, brass, and painted railroad lantern, with a pierced copper superstructure, makers/retailers plaque to reverse “Gillet & Forest//Epervier Gillet & Cie….” Paris, 19th c

Three Vintage Railroad Lanterns L - Dietz, Syracuse, NY, some rust & missing cap. C - CNR, brass, oil. R - American Camper, repainted. Max. Ht. 19 1/2"

American. 1870s. Nickel plated brass with clear glass globe. Presentation lantern engraved "D. Allison" on the base. Minor oxidation is evident on the plating at base edge. Minor to moderate loss of n

Pair of American Copper Lanterns , 19th c., hexagonal form, brass finial, pebbled glaze, fitted with electrified oil lamp, conforming wood base, h. 24 1/4 in., dia. 14 in.

Pair American White Manufacturing Co. Coach Lanterns Circa 1830. Lights are of mixed metals including Nickel Silver, brass, copper and other metals. Arched beveled glass is in good condition. One tin

American, last quarter 19th century Copper with brass fittings, complete with a boxed collection of original glass slides. Attached to wood base. 12" x 4"

This is a trio of Rayo lanterns. The first is cast RAYO #92 and COLD BLAST on the fount. It is missing its globe. Correct burner and brass fount cap. The second is cast RAYO NO 90 and HOT BLAST on the

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

11 inches tall, with a beveled glass …the door opens to allow operator to turn the interior globe to red or green for signaling.* glass intact…needs some cleaning

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

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

Antique American Railroad lantern. Marked AS & Co. 14"h x 6"w x 8"d

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

Pair of American Copper Lanterns , with three-light fixture, h. 33 in., w. 19 in., d. 13 in

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

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

Three brass kerosene oil railroad lanterns with W.T. Kirkman colored glass globes (marked "W.T. Kirkman Regd. U.S. Pat. Off.") , Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad (amber globe), Norfolk Sout

Dimensions: H 36" x W 15" x D 15.25" Condition: Chips to glass panes. Patina, rust, and wear consistent with outdoor exposure. Not tested.