Early Peter Gray & Sons Railroad Spotlight

This is a New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad oil/kerosene can with lid, as manufactured by Peter Gray & Sons of Boston. Peter Gray items are rare and in high demand; good ones do not come up for

Dr. C.H. Williams Lantern for testing color blindness. The lamp body was actually produced by Peter Gray and Sons. This version was electrified and includes the partial original cord. The body shows s

A very nice Peter Gray & Sons marked switch lamp made for the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad. This model has a skirt on the base, cookie cutter top, lens hoods that are fixed. It is complete w

Peter Gray No. 1 New York, New Haven, & Hartford Railroad Semaphore Lamp Side of the lantern has a brass Peter Gray & Sons tag soldered to the body. The lamp has a 4 5/8" green lens installed. The lam

An early example with hinged back door that opens to reveal two oil lamp burners on a common tin font. Inside the door is a brass tag for PETER GRAY AND SONS MANUFACTURERS, BOSTON MASS. Top of the lan

Group of three railroad and city maps. Includes 1875 O.W Gray and Sons Railroad Map of Michigan measuring 17" x 24", unmarked early map of Chicago measuring 17 1/2" x 21 1/2", and 1920 Wagners Directo

(lot of 4) Patinated railroad lanterns, 20thc., each having a single hanging arm, hinged chimney over colored glass globes in cylindrical metal case, comprising: (1) small Adlake (Adams & Westlake Com

B&M RR embossed on standard two-lens classification lamp. Has two red square glass slides inside that appear to be flashed. Round fount and burner inside. Original paint. Condition: (7.0). Dimensions:

A Peter Gray No. 3 with hallmark nicely embossed on screw fount cup. Nickel plating over brass is tarnished and oxidized; latch spring is missing. Top of chimney has old solder repair. Burner is No. 1

A very nice New York New Haven & Hartford switch lamp. It has a Peter Gray & Sons logo stamped below a lends on the hinged door. It has 2 blue and 2 red lenses. It has a wire bail anda a cookie Cutter

Very nice early Peter Gray lantern made in Boston. The lantern is complete with the burner and globe. There are no chips or cracks to the globe. This lantern is solid with no repairs and retains great

A heavy Peter Gray switch lamp with B&MRR on a plate under the lens on the door. The 1911 patent plate is missing but you can see where it would have been. A Classic New England lamp.

Peter Gray Connecticut Company Railroad Marker Lantern Peter Gray Connecticut Company Railroad Marker Lantern. Lantern is embossed Conn. Co. above the Peter Gray makers mark. The makers mark is barely

New Haven Railroad Embossed Peter Gray Tall Oil Can New Haven Railroad Embossed Peter Gray Oil Can. Marked NYNH&HRR around the dome. Peter Gray makers mark still partially visible on the handle. Appea

Peter Gray Lamp & Lantern Michigan Central Railroad Locomotive Classification Lantern Peter Gray Lamp & Lantern Michigan Central Railroad Locomotive Classification Lantern. Identification tag on the l

A Thompson's patent, double guard, bell bottom frame made by Peter Gray in Boston with the correct plug-in glass fount and no. 1 ratchet burner affixed. The lantern is beautifully marked "FITCHBURG RR

A matching pair of Peter Gray caboose markers, marked on the body "M. C. R. R." for the Maine Central Railroad. Each lamp has an attractive fluted top. One lamp has the lens assembly pushed in, is emb

Yes, we have previously sold this lamp. It's back. It is a classic Peter Gray design with the older flat band bail. It's a marker lamp from the Boston & Lowell Railroad. It has one red and one clear l

A very old Peter Gray manufactured single lens lamp. It has a 6†red lens and it was made for the Concord & Montreal Railroad. I think this is a marker lamp that might have been used on the back o

A very old Peter Gray lamp with a fluted, conical top. It's lighter weight construction than later cast models. It has 2 blue and 1 amber lenses. The Boston & Maine Railroad used 3 lens lamps like thi

3 different steam locomotve era tall oil cans: (1) Peter Gray manufacured with MCRR (Maine Central) side marking - has rot holes on one side (2) New Haven bottom marked NYNH&H RR (3) Boston & Maine Ea

These Peter Gray single red lens lamps were probably used as tender lamps on old steam locomotives. They are often marked for the Boston & Maine or Concord & Montreal Railroads. That dates them to the

Early Peter Voulkos hand decorated charger with abstract designs done in blue and black on a speckled gray ground. Made before Voulkos began torturing clay, possibly during the early years of his work

A group of 3 pieces of hardware from the Boston & Maine Railroad: (1) Dietz Vesta lantern with B&M red etched globe (2) Peter Gray Oil can with B&MRR embossed on one side (3) Boston & Maine Dietz Vest