C F& I RR tin kerosene inspector's lantern

C F&I RR tin kerosene inspector's lantern made by Star Head Light & Lantern Co. Rochester, NY, US, 16" H

(2) Early Lanterns, including: 19th c. brass skater's lantern by Hurricane Lantern Co., New York, with chain, pat. Dec. 24, 1867, 9" high; and Early 20th c. tin kerosene lantern wall sconce, 11 1/4" h

LOT (4) EARLY RAILROAD LANTERNS INCL. C.P.RY., B & M RR, F.O. DEWEY & CO. MAKERS, INSPECTORS DIETZ LANTERN, 19TH C.

spare railroad kerosene lantern globe, clear cast 5-3/8" tall, "C.& E. I R.R." bka Chicago and Eastern Illinois

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

(6) Fixed lens kerosene burning lanterns, marked: MCRR, N & L. St. R (black lens), B & M RR with orange lens, an unmarked similar example, Dressel NY in black paint, a similar unmarked example with a

Three Dietz Vesta kerosene oil railroad lanterns with red glass globes, Boston and Maine (globe marked "B & M RR"), Central Railroad of New Jersey (globe marked "C.R.R. of N.J.") and Reading Co. Railr

An unusual lantern frame with a Star Headlight upper and C. T. Ham base. It's also a tin top rather than a brass top. The globe is a 6" (5 1/2" visible) with B&A RR cast is serifed letters n a rectang

Tin kerosene lantern with a reflector, can sit on table, hang, or can be carried by handle, brass filler cap, 18"T x 15"W x 7"D

Two 19th C. tin lanterns, both painted black, including: one rounded base lantern, with six glass panes, hoop handle, latched door; one square base lantern, with three glass panels and one back panel,

Large tin Kerosene lantern. 23" tall x 11" square.

LARGE ANTIQUE TIN KEROSENE LANTERN W/HANDLE & HANGER FOR PORCH MOUNT, APPROXIMATELY 11 IN X 11 IN X 25 IN HIGH

Tin kerosene lantern, round hole in bottom and glass font fits down into it, made to hang with little loop hangers on back, 22"H to top of handle, 9" square

EARLY 19TH C TIN LANTERN,TIN AND GLASS WITH FOUR IRON BANDS. THREE ON ONE SIDE,11.5" TALL X 4.25" WIDE NOT INCLUDING THE HANGING HANDLE.

19th c tin lantern in old red paint, ring to hold oil lamp, no burner, overall ht 19", top ring loose

mid 19th c tin lantern signed on base “Crerar, Adams, & Co. Makers, Chicago, Ill Champion Pat Oct 24, 65”

Includes a very sought after Adlake RR lantern marked CJ RY (Chicago Junction Railway) in fair condition. Has seen some use. Wire wrapped bale handle intact, a few dents and bends on the frame, burner

CM & ST P RR kerosene lantern with matching, clear, etched globe, 5-3/8" tall made by Handlan. Later this line was better known as THE MILWAUKEE ROAD.

Interesting hexagonal example with pierced tin stars and a second with glass reflector. Height 16 inches (each including handles)

No. 20 (large reflector) & No. 0 (red shade). No. 20: H: 15 in.; W: 12 in.; D: 8 in. No. 0: H: 14 in.; W: 7 in.; D: 6 in.

TWO 19TH C TIN LANTERNS, AS FOUND 10" EACH

Group of 3 early lanterns including: punched tin with candle socket, tin kerosene lantern with glass, and an early tin and glass candle lantern 17"T (to top of ring)

1- Stonebridge folding lantern with mica windows, patent 1906 10" 2- 19th c. Ships Lantern with red lens for port side. 8 1/2". 3- 19th c. Tin Lantern 8 3/4". 4- Antique Tin Lamp 6 1/4". 5- 19 th cent

Lot of (2) Early 20th c. Kerosene Lanterns, with bail handles, incl: C.T. Ham Nustyle Top Lift Cold Blast lantern with clear D-lite globe, embossed branding on top and on base near globe, 13 1/4" high