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Brass Railroad Lantern. Bail handle, wire guard, colorless glass bulbous globe etched "HELc CL*P Irwin F.B. Lloyd, 1936-1977". Flared font base marked "STEAM GAUGE & LANTERN CO, SYRACUSE, N.Y. 3", 9-3

Steam Gauge and Lantern Co. Bell Bottom No.39 New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Lantern w/ Clear Cast Name in Panel Globe Lantern is embossed with Steam Gauge & Lantern Co. with N.Y.N.H. & H.R.R

Small format 'Illustrated Catalog, Steam Gauge and Lantern Co., Rochester, N.Y.,' dated 186, burgundy simulated leather cardstock cover, 48 pp, manufacturers of tubular lamps and lanterns; and 'Star H

A Steam Gauge & Lantern Co. no. 3 model in brass with a clear, unmarked globe and bayonet base with no. 1 ratchet burner affixed. Condition: (Excellent). Dimensions: 10 - 1/2" x 5" x 5".

CONDUCTORS BRASS RAILROAD LANTERN STAMPED FOX F.W. & O. RAILROAD BY STEAM GAUGE LANTERN CO. #8, 19TH C.

An early brass top, double guard, Steam Gauge & Lantern Co. no. 6 model made in the New York Central pattern for the Grand Central Station. The lid reflector is nicely embossed "G.C. ST." The plug-in

Nickel face to30 lbs marked A.S. Cameron Steam Pump Works Phillipsburg N.J. and American Steam Gauge & Valve Co. March 24, 93. Brass body measures 7.25" in diameter. In VG condition.

BRASS AND SHEET-IRON ENGLISH & MERSICK CO CARRIAGE / COACH KEROSENE LANTERNS, NEAR PAIR, electrified, tear-drop hexagonal form with three colorless glass panes, hinged door, brass makers plate to inte

Canadian. 1930s. Painted brass. One marked, "E. Leonard & Sons Ltd, London, Canada" and "Read Standard Corporation". Made by U.S Gauge Co., N.Y" and "James Morrison Brass Mfg Co., Toronto". An assortm

Pair of Brass and Iron Steam Gauges: Ashcroft and U.S.: Ashcroft test gauge with no crystal 9.25" and U.S. Gauge Co. solid brass 5.5" in diameter

circa 1900, brass case and silvered dial engraved 'E. Rutzler, 176-178 Centre / N. Y.', signed The Ashcroft Mfg. Co., New York & Bridgeport, Registered April 12, 1896 h. 16-1/2 dia. 14-1/2 in.

Buffalo Steam Gauge & Lantern Co., square lift No. 0 tin barn lantern

A Lighthouse Keeper's table lamp made by the Steam Gauge & Lantern Co. for the U.S Light House Establishment. The lamp is nicely embossed "U.S.L.H.E." on the top portion. It is hallmarked in faint, wh

SG&L Brass Top New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Lantern Steam Gauge & Lantern brass top / bell bottom No. 39 New York Central & Hudson River Railroad lantern. The shoulder of the lantern is em

An 1884 paperback catalog Steam Gauge and Lantern Co. 'Illustrated Catalogue and Price List', one-color printing, illustrated, 76 pages. Measures 6.75 x 4 inches. Visit www.SoulisAuctions.com/Cat/LP21

8 in. Ashcroft Mfg. Co. Brass Steam Gauge. 8 in. silvered dial with open center, signed "General Electric Co., Schenectady, NY, USA" and "The Ashcroft Mfg. Co., New York" with serial number 610403A; h

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

35 miscellaneous 19th century iron items. To include: iron level, brass steam gauge, iron match holder, country store paper holder, brass and glass door knob and more. See photos. From the North Syrac

Foxboro York Mfg. Co. Cast Iron Steam Gauge: Measures 9" in diameter.

Pair of Joseph P. Marsh Brass and Iron Steam Gauges: York Corp iron gauge measures 9.5", with bent spot. Brass measures 9.5" in diameter

York Mfg. Co. Foxboro Iron Steam Gauge: Measures 9" in diameter, with paint chipping

(2) Brass Crosby Steam Gauge & Valve Co pressure gauges, 7" long

colorless globes, each with a brass font, three examples with brass cap and one with a sheet-iron cap, two examples impressed "ORION", each with a bail handle, one example with globe guard together by

colorless globes, comprising three brass examples and a Little Bob's sheet-iron example with globe having embossed name, each with a bail handle. Each with a period burner. Late 19th/early 20th centur