Nickel Plated RR Conductors Lantern

A nickel plated conductor lantern made by F. O. Dewey in Boston. It has an Aug 31 '75 patent date on the bottom. It also has Dewey & Sons marked on the opposite side. It has a ball style finial on the

W.M. Porter & Sons Nickel Plated Railroad Conductors LanternA handsome example of a W.M. Porter railroad conductors bell bottom lantern. The Porter lantern has some unique features such as a drop bott

A nickel plated brass conductor lantern. It is marked "3" on the bottom. This is a common size for a conductor lantern. There are some minor blemishes that could be polished out. The plating is in exc

Lantern is a bell bottom, single guard. The shoulder has a very small raised dent on the shoulder. The plating shows some wear and the lid clasp is detached but included (taped to the bale). No globe,

R. E. Dietz nickel plated brass Conductor style lantern. You'll see 10 C. T. Hams for every R. E. Dietz #39 model lantern. Just needs polishing. Small dent in the bell. All original except the Grand T

Railroad conductor's lantern, possibly nickel-plated or galvanized, c1890s, complete with kerosene tank and burner (no wick) and an intact, clear glass globe marked at the top with // MACBETH / 203 /

Railroad conductor's lantern, possibly nickel plated, with intact clear glass globe, kerosene burner and wick. Early design by Adams & Westlake, c1900. Base of the lantern reads // ADAMS & WESTLAKE /

An older R. E. Dietz #3 conductor lantern. It's nickel plated brass and has the Dietz #3 marking on the bottom. It uses a twist off bell (frozen) and threaded pot. The pot threads work fine. The top h

PRESENTATION CONDUCTORS NICKEL PLATED RAILROAD LANTERN W/2 COLOR GLOBE, 19TH C. (GLOBE CRACKED)

A standard 1864 patent Adams & Westlake conductor lantern that is nickel plated and it has P GGLOBE on the tank and the football shaped A&W patent on the very bottom. The threaded base works fine. The

Canadian. 1870s. Rare. Nickel plated brass frame, glass globe. Features two-colour green and clear globe cut, "GWR Conductor". Lanterns that feature this rare fused glass globe are often thought to ha

A #3 size nickel plated brass lantern with a wonderful blue/clear presentation globe with a wreath: #Wm Tewksbury". The frame has an old sloppy lid latch repair. It's the GLOBE!

American. 1870s. Nickel plated brass with two colour cased glass globe. The clear section of the glass globe is cut "D. ALLISON CONDUCTOR". Minor oxidation is evident in the nickel plating. Stamped, "

A rectangular NYC RR hat badge with slot mounts. This style of badge is older with the slot mounts. It is a smaller rectangle with NYCRR above Conductor. It has a nickel plated finish. It has an F. G.

This is an original C.T. Ham brass #3 conductors lantern, with its original nickel plating. It is stamped C T HAM MFG Co on the bottom as well as with a number 3. These were only found in the 1910 and

A fine 5 3/8 size NYNH&H RR stamped frame by the Steam Gauge Lamp & Lantern Company with their logo in a circle on the very top. The New Haven initials are pronounced. The frame was plated nickel at s

This is an amazing specimen, with provenance! This is a presentation lantern, given to O.F. Holbrook, a conductor on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad. Chrome plated, it is manufactured by th

FINE/RARE RAILROAD CONDUCTORS LANTERN NAMED (C.M. HAGER) STAMPED WM. WESTLAKE, PAT. 1868, H. 18"

Unique German ashtray with lantern top in the art deco style, engraved as an award to German General a.D. Voigt in Bad-Kreuznach in 1934, opaque glass black base with nickel-plated lantern attachment

A Steam Gauge Lamp & Lantern #39 model presentation lantern. An unusual model. Good plating considering its age. The amber globe is a later product without an extended base (as a #39 should be) but it

Antique Dietz Nickel-Plated Bicycle Lantern. Pat. Sept. 14 & Oct. 5, 1897. With red and green rectangular glass panes. 6"h.

Nickel-plated railroad lantern

Dietz nickel-plated railroad lantern -Good

Nice pair Art Deco nickel plated hall lanterns, Circa 1930/40s, each with architectural chimney, segmented beveled glass panel shades, 35"h x 18"dia.