Unusual Small Brass Railroad Presentation Lantern

Unmarked 8" nickel plated brass bell-bottom lantern. Beautiful etched glass globe with the name Carrie in a wreath motif. The font & burner are intact, nickel plating mostly worn off. Unusual size.

Nickle over brass railroad presentation lantern, clear globe

19th Century Presentation Railroad Lantern Brass with etched glass globe, "CHIEF ENGINEER" tin burner. J. Sangster Patent - March 25 1862. Max Ht. 19 in. The Collection of Mr. John Minoia, Apalachin,

A very unusual brass lantern with a free blown wheel cut presentation globe. The frame has a rounded top with odd vent holes. It has 6 vertical wires and the horizontal wire is not round. It is hexago

An Adams & Westlake lantern frame with a brass top and twist off bell. There is a small brass tag soldered under the vent holes and it has "F. RUSS". This is an employee. The bell has the New England

This is an unusual lantern with a brass top, wire bottom and a 5 3/8" size globe. I've only ever seen these made by Railroad Signal Lamp & Lantern Co in New York. This one is stamped NYNH&HRR on the l

A couple of very nice early railroad lanterns. Both have brass tops and bell bottoms. The first is a 1871 Parmalee & Bonnell with the 1871 on the lid. It has a twist off base. This is unusual for this

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

A Steam Gauge Lamp & Lantern frame (not marked but guaranteed to be) with large block lettering on the lid of NYLE&W RR for the New York Lake Erie & Western Railroad. The brass top has an odd small nu

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

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

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

A Kelly manufactured brass top bell bottom lantern with PRR stamped in the standard small block lettering on the lid. The brass top is in fine condition. The Kelly marking is near the vent holes on th

KELLY LAMP CO. CONDUCTOR'S RAILROAD LANTERN A nice piece of "railroadiana", a presentation Kelly Lamp Co. presentation "conductor's lantern". The brass lantern bears the recipient's name "E. T. M. SIM

A pair of brass baggage tags from the Narragansett Pier Railroad to Saybrook Junction, Connecticut with an extension cardstock insert to Middletown. This is an unusual set. The small cardstock inserts

A most unusual item is this small 3 3/8" diameter copper and brass pot used to melt and pour sealing wax. The basic body is hammered copper. It has a brass hanging hook and threaded stopper. The stopp

A group of unusual locks: B&M Sherburne, Fraim with no RR name, Ames Sword, small Bohannan with key, Romer #22, Odd M&A (huge lettering) with nice Bohannan Eastern key. Some unusual items.

Ham Manufacturing frame with a removable bell bottom. Standard 5 1/2" height globe. The bell clip has the Ham marking. The brass top is stamped "RAILROAD 39". The verticals are the unusual Ham double

Great Northern and Northern Pacific Smalls- Short Lantern Globes, Kerosene Can, Tin Box , Pins, Ashtray, and Adlake LanternGreat Northern Railway and Northern Pacific Railroad group including brass No

An Armspear "1925" short globe lantern with Erie stamped on the lid. It has the correct "1925" brass burner. The globe si a very unusual. It has both the Corning "Cnx" marking on one side and the reve

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

A brass presentation lantern with 1875 patent dates. An older model that uses wire wraps on the joints and not joint "clips". The bail in the vent and not off the cage is also a sign of an older frame

Probably Canadian. 1860s-70s. Unmarked 16 x 6.25 x 6.25". Retains remnants of old red surface. Globe is free of chips, cracks or sickness. Retains fount and burner assembly.