PCC & STL RY Bell Bottom TL Moore Railroad Lantern

C.C.C & StL.Ry embossed on A&W double wire guard model. Correct bayonet fount has No. 2 functioning ratchet burner attached. Flashed red, extended base globe is nicely embossed "CCC & StL" in serifs.

T.L. Moore Missouri Pacific Railroad Bell Bottom Lantern w/ Clear Cast Globe1906 patent date T.L. Moore lantern equipped with a drop bottom / pinch pot and fount. The lantern is equipped with a 5 3/8&

1906 patent dateT.L. Moore lantern equipped with a drop bottom / pinch pot and fount. The lantern is equipped with a 5 3/8" Corning cast clear globe with S.P. Co. cast in rounded end panel. CNX markin

An Adlake "Reliable" railroad lantern frame with a bell bottom base. A standard frame with CCC&StLRy stamped on the lid. This is the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis Railway. This is a New York

A Handlan bellbottom lantern frame with the pointy top and patent information stamped under the fount retainer. The metal is very nice. It has CCC&StL RY stamped on the lid in standard Handlan letteri

T.L. Moore Norfolk and Western Railway Bell Bottom Lantern w/ Clear Cast GlobeBell bottom T.L. Moore lantern with wooden bale and drop bottom fount. Top of the lantern is embossed with the manufacturi

T. L. Moore got into the lantern business after he had a terrible injury working on a railroad. He advertised selling his lanterns to other railroaders in the trade rags. Many were sold. It's got Moor

Adams & Westlake Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Bell Bottom Railroad Lantern w/ Clear Cast Panel Name Globe Lantern is embossed with L.S & M. S. Ry. in the shoulder. and is stamped with 9061 on the si

This is a Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad switchman’s lantern by T.L. Moore from San Antonio, TX. This is a 1906 model, but the lantern body needs repair, as several of the

LOT (2) EARLY RAILROAD LANTERNS INCL. C & M. RR, C.C.C. & ST. L. RY., 19TH C., BELL BOTTOM

A fine 6" Adlake Reliable bell bottom frame with the big bell. The pot retainer has the extra spring clips because of the size of the base tube. Excellent NYO&W RY stamping on the lid. An outstanding

LOT (2) EARLY RAILROAD LANTERNS INCL. WABASH RR, B.R. & P. RY., 19TH C. EMBOSSED W/BELL BOTTOM

Unmarked bellbottom lantern marked "SOLD ONLY BY T.L. MOORE SAN ANTONIO TEX." with patent date of 1906. Lantern is the unusual switchman's design with relatively low profile and rigid wooden handle th

An Adlake "Reliable" bellbottom frame with T&OC RY stamped in the lid. The frame is nice and it uses the standard drop in pot. All original. The globe is a very nice example with T&OCRY cast in an ova

A No. 6 brass top, bell bottom Porter lantern model with the correct plug-in fount and no. 2 ratchet burner affixed. The lantern is beautifully marked "M. R'Y. Co." on the lid reflector in LARGE 1" le

A fixed base, no. 39 bell bottom model made by the Star Headlight Co. The lid reflector is nicely embossed "T . & O.C. Ry." in characteristic Star letter font. The insert fount is correct for this mod

A No. 39 fixed-base single-guard flat-top Reliable bellbottom model made for the Santa Fe by the Adams & Westlake Co., but not manufacturer marked. "A.T.&S.F.Ry." is nicely embossed on the base. The i

A C. T. Ham double vertical single piece #39 lantern frame with pinch pot. The lid is boldly stamped BR&PRy in block lettering. The very top lacks the "No 39 Railroad" marking. The globe is a nice ext

Nice C. T. Ham double vertical single piece #39 lantern frame with pinch pot. The lid is boldly stamped BR&PRy in block lettering. The very top lacks the "No 39 Railroad" marking. The globe is a nice

This is an Adams & Westlake bellbottom lantern frame with NYC&StL RR stamped in the lid. This is for the New York Chicago St Louis Railroad. It's the bold A&W style of lettering that really stands out

This is a Kansas City Southern Railway Adlake Reliable switchman’s lantern. K.C.S. RY. is cast into the chimney top. Patent dates of this bell bottom lantern are 1897, 1908, 1909, 1911, 1912, a

Nice old lantern frame. No globe. Bell bottom form.

A pair of brass top bell bottom frame railroad lanterns: (1) typically stamped with 1871 patent date on the lid (this one is not marked) with odd size globe and retainer. Thought to be Parmalee & Bonn

A scarce and outstanding example. F.O Dewey hallmarked in base of double wire New England Glass design with 1868 patent date stamped in underside of New England base. Base has loose glass fount with N