Globe Lantern

PRESENTATION PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 2 COLOR ENGRAVED GLOBE & PRESS STAMPED BELL BOTTOM LANTERN, 19TH C., H. 17"

A Chinese wirework and red paper globe lantern, A Chinese wirework and red paper globe lantern, 50cm wide 70cm high, and a pair of similar lanterns, 35cm wide 65cm high (3) Provenance: The Gordon Grid

Early fixed globe lantern likely made by the New England Glass Company. The globe is etched PRR and is assumed to be for the Passumpsic Railroad as opposed to the Pennsylvania. The top has moderate de

For some reason the Concord Railroad in New Hampshire ordered many fixed globe lanterns with the road initials stamped on the vent tube area. Another oddity about these lanterns is the lack of marking

with VGN RY etched globe, has pot, moderate wear/rust, 10 1/2" h

Vaughan Brass and Etched 3 Light Glass Globe Lantern,20th C., etched grapes (MTZU2105){MM} Property Title: From a Litchfield Connecticut Home Measurements: 18" H x 11"Diameter, 12" of chain

A most unusual lid latch makes this old lantern stand out. It has a tin top and five point stars for both intake and vent areas. It must be an old model with the skirted base. The pinch pot has a Sang

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

This is one unusual fixed globe lantern. It's BIG with 7" of visible globe. It has the 1861 Sargent patent for the sliding window to get the wick adjuster clear. The slider works fine. It has a fine b

Wow! I've not seen this model lantern before. It has some unique properties: (1) Brass top with top "skirt" (2) 6 loose verticals from both the top and the bottom assemblies (3) 2 bail clips - one on

Invoice reads VAUGHAN Small Glass Globe Lantern with etched regency star design. Top of invoice reads CULLMAN & KRAVIS. Style: #CL04/SR Chandelier is glass and metal appears to be brass . Piece has 3

The wire-bottom lantern with single guard, embossed lettering of D.&R.G.W.RR. on the cap, signed Adlake No. 250, a short green globe acid etched D&RGW and embossed Adlake. We happily provide seamless

19TH C GLASS GLOBE LANTERN, ETCHED GLASS "BP", 17' TALL INCLUDING HANDLE, X 7' WIDE

PIERCED COPPER AND BULLSEYE GLOBE LANTERN, fixed colorless globe with six large convex bullseyes which are outlined in arches of 14 dots, conical-form cap with strap handle and pierced with stylized a

Punched tin smoke bell, round hanger, candleholder base, 10 1/2" H plus hanger. No issues noted other than moderate wear consistent with age and normal use.

Opalescent Glass Table Lantern that has Hobnail - style pattern on lower part of glass and oval embossed pattern on upper glass. Encased with black coated strong aluminum metal with curled wire , and

This is a well known style of frame and also cutting for the Northern of New Hampshire. This is an "Engine Base" design. This term comes from 1850's catalogs. It is narrow and was probably placed in t

C. T. Ham manufactured brass top cast fixed globe. This model has the 3 vertical support wires. Some do not have this. The brass top is surprisingly good. The black paint was brushed on. You can see b

A cranberry red fixed globe lantern. In the 1800s there was not standard color code so railroads used what ever they wanted. This all changed by WWI. The cranberry is a solid color and not an applied

Adlake Kero Monon Railroad Locomotive Clear Globe Lantern with Weighted Base Adams & Westlake No. 250 Kero lantern for the Monon railroad with weighted base. Last patent date of Apr. 1, 1913. The top

Adlake Kero with shoulder embossed SOU RY. The body is very clean and appears unfired. The lantern is equipped with a red globe with Southern RY cast in rounded end panel. Globe is also clean with no

Vaclite Lantern with patent date of 1913 with cast VACLITE CNX clear globe. Vaclite was a semi-solid fuel produced by Standard Oil used in marine applications since it did not spill like other oils, i

A very unusual design fixed globe lantern. It's bid at 15" (without the bail). It has a distinctive brass plate with the patent information for May 29, 1860. They put it on the vertical joint of the b

Chapman and Meyers Crown Top globe lantern, in painted and gilt tin, contemporary. Retail price $1850.