R.R. SIGNAL LAMP

This is a Railroad Signal Lamp and Lantern Company #39 double guard brass top bell bottom railroad lantern. The brass top is stamped with R.R. SIGNAL LAMP & LANTERN CO NEW YORK. Needs the clip-in foun

A rare Worcester, Nashua & Rochester RR lantern made by the RR Signal Lamp & Lantern Co. in New York, but not hallmarked. "W N & R R R" is nicely embossed on the lid reflector. The frame is a double g

(lot of 4) Patinated railroad lanterns, 20thc., comprising: (2) RR. Signal Lamp & Lantern Co., New York, stamped B. & M. RR. (Boston & Main Railroad) to top and glass globe, each approx 11.5"h, 6.5"di

Railroad Signal Lamp & Lantern New York, Providence and Boston Railroad Brass Top Lantern Brass top lantern with the top marked with R.R. Signal Lamp & Lantern Co. The shoulder is embossed with NYP&BR

RR Signal Lamp & Lantern Co. Steel Guard model with top globe holder spring release; nicely embossed "LVRR". Bail has copper wire wrap. Clear No. 39 extended base globe is heavily embossed "LVRR" in l

PENNSYLVANIA RR LANTERN, MARKED ON LANTERN "PRR", MADE BY RR SIGNAL LAMP AND LANTERN COMPANY, NEW YORK. HAS A RED EMBOSSED GLOBE WITH "PRR". IT IS MISSING THE LOCKING CLAMP ON THE TOP. FROM THE NEW KI

A 1907 hardback catalog, The Adams & Westlake Company, 'Signal Lamps & Lanterns', polychrome cover, black printing with spot color red and green, fully illustrated, 199 pages. Measures 9.25 x 6.25 inc

LOT (2) VINTAGE CAST IRON RR SIGNALS, MOUNTED AS TABLE LAMP AND HANGING LIGHT

7-1/2" to 10" wide X 6" to 10" deep X 13-3/4" to 16-3/4" high. Both with some finish loss and rusting. MG.

A Hayes Derail Operating Stand with Philadelphia & Reading four-lens signal lamp and target. WT RR padlock. 37in tall x 22-1/2in wide.

An early flat bar frame model made by the Railroad Signal Lamp & Lantern Co. (not hallmarked) in New York for the New York & New England RR. The lid reflector is nicely embossed "NY&NE RR". The chimne

A fine Railroad Signal Lamp & Lantern frame with brass top and manufacturer's name embossed. It also has the May 1889 patent date stamped near the base. It has a twist off base using a leaf spring. Th

A pair of older railroad lanterns from New York State: (1) New York Lake Erie & Western Railroad - pre-Erie Railroad with NYLE&W RR stamped on the lid. Made by Railroad Signal Lamp & Lantern in 5 3/8"

An early bellbottom caboose marker made by the Railroad Signal Lamp & Lantern Co. (embossed in the brass cap). "NYLE&WRR" is embossed on the top shoulder, "RIGHT" also embossed opposite. The correct r

An orange painted three-lens Dressel railroad signal light, marked for P & R RR Co. 15in tall.

The frame of this NYLE&W Railroad frame was made by Railroad Signal Lamp & Lantern Company. It uses a 5 3/8" globe. The frame has a twist off pot and burner assembly. It has been cleaned and it has a

A very unusual model lantern frame for the Pennsylvania Railroad. It's a Railroad Signal Lamp & Lantern "wire bottom" frame with flat verticals. The lid is stamped PRR in standard lettering. The very

This signal lamp was used on the San Joaquin & Eastern RR (SJ&ERR) which was built during construction of Pacific Light & Power's Big Creek hydroelectric project. It has four, approx four-inch diamete

A Railroad Signal Lamp & lantern brass top bellbottom lantern frame with removable bell. It has the RR Sig. embossed into the brass top. It takes a 5 1/2" extended base globe. The lid has D&HC CO stam

Includes 2- 81 Rheostats, 59 lamp Post, 191 Illuminated Villa Mansion, 98 Water Tank, 79 Flashing RR Signal. Most are boxed. Excellent

The frame sure looks like a Railroad Signal Lamp & Lantern to me. It has the distinctive reverse curve vertical wires and bail ears that are also RR Sig. It has a twist off bell. The brass top is is v

This is a Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad Dressel Railway Lamp and Signal Company switch lantern. Excellent condition and verified as authentic by two B&LE experts. Two green and two amber lenses that

This is an early Lehigh Valley Railroad switch lamp made by the Dressel Railway Lamp and Signal Company, as shown on the top of the chimney. This is one of several lanterns from the estate of Ray Cano

A bound catalog for Adams and Westlake, makers of railroad lamps, lanterns, signal lights and locomotive headlights, illustrated with color plates, dated 1882 on the cover, 106 pages. Measures 10.75 x