Pair of Adlake Non Sweating Lamps Chicago

The Adlake Non Sweating Lamp Chicago 17 Inchs Tall By 10 Inches Wide. Lantern looks like it has never been used. Inside maked "Uase Kerosene Oil Only" New York Philadelphia-Chicago The Adams &

Large Adlake Railroad 2 Lenses Lantern Red & Green Marked Adlake non-sweating lamp Chicago L.S.E.Ry ( Lake Shore Electric ) This Lantern came off car 167 the last car to leave Cleveland 5/14/38 With B

Railroad signal lanterns (2), yellow 4-light embossed C&O RR, missing back lens & The Adlake Non-Sweating Lamp-Chicago, marked CMSTP & P, 4-light w/intact lenses, VG cond, 16"H.

(lot of 2) Adams & Westlake railroad lanterns, 20thc., Chicago, Illinois, each having a hinged chimney over patinated cylindrical metal case, stamped "The Adlake Non-Sweating Lamp, Chicago" to top, fi

Adlake Marker Lamp, Adlake Non-sweating Lamp, Chicago, IL, Lantern is missing, 2 Clear lens, 2 Blue Lens inside, with 2 steel mounting brackets

Adlake Marker Lamp, Adlake Non-sweating Lamp, Chicago, IL, 2 Blue Lens, 2 Red Lens, Visible rust on mounting rings

(lot of 4) Vintage railroad lanterns and pulleys, consisting of a vintage railroad lantern The Adlake non-sweating Lamp, Chicago, together with another one Handlan St. Louis, 15"h, plus two vintage pu

4-way lamp with 2 green and 2 red lenses, embossed "The Adlake Non-Sweating Lamp, Chicago" on top surface, approximate height 16 1/2".

The piece is marked in embossed lettering across the top," The Adlake Non-Sweating Lamp Chicago" and shows four enamelware lens shields in yellow and white. The lantern has the original glass blue and

4-way lantern with 2 green and 2 red lenses, embossed "The Adlake Non-Sweating Lamp, Chicago", approximate height 16 1/2".

Large four sided railroad lantern by the Adlake and Western Company Chicago ILL. Burner marked, top marked The Adlake Non Sweating Lamp Chicago, plate signed C B & O R R, Two blue and one red lenses m

Adams and Westlake Co. Adlake Non-Sweating Railroad Lamp, blue and amber glass four-lens signal lamp, painted black metal, electrified, marked on top portion "THE ADLAKE NON-SWEATING LAMP CHICAGO", 13

Adlake Railroad Lantern 4-way lantern having embossed mark 'The Adlake Non-Sweating Lamp Chicago' to top, wired for electric, having four detached colored reflectors and a green lens Property from: an

1 Great Northern Railway Marker Light no. 7, Adlake Nonsweating Lamp Chicago, 3 blue lenses, 1 red lens, lantern is inside.

Adlake non-sweating marker lamp, Chicago. 2 blues lens, 2 red lens. Has been electrified.

(lot of 3) Vintage lamps: (1) "The Non-Sweating Adlake Lamp, Chicago" by The Adams and Westlake Company, last patent date 1907, patinated brass with four light ports, originally operated with kerosene

The Non Sweating Adlake Lamp Chicago PRR Red Globe Kerosene Lantern. Cast iron and porcelain railroad signal lamp marked "The ADLAKE LAMP, CHICAGO". Single red lens. Bracket and burner present. Rust a

Two railroad-style lanterns/lamps, comprised of The Non-Sweating Adlake Lamp, Chicago, and a Dietz-Monarch, NY. [16 x 7 x 8 1/2 inches].

Four way railroad switch signal lantern with two red and two white painted bezels holding two red and two clear lenses. The top reads "Non Sweating Adlake Lamp Chicago".Condition:(Good).9" x 9" x 16".

THE NON SWEATING ADLAKE LAMP, CHICAGO Size: 15 1/2" H Terms: PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY AND FULLY BEFORE BIDDING - THIS IS AN ON-SITE AND LIVE IN PERSON AUCTION. PREVIEW WILL BE SUNDAY JULY 10TH FROM

This is a pair of Adlake round top non-sweating marker lamps from the Columbus Railway and Light Company in Columbus, Ohio. Per our research, this is the only known matching pair to be saved from one

Each early 1900s, and marked "Adlake" on top. One with mount, marked on base "Adlake / Non-Sweating / Balanced Draft Lamp / The Adams & Westlake Co. Chicago / Pat. June 12.00-Aug. 13.07." Condition: O

Adlake Railroad Marker Lamp nonsweating, Chicago, 1 red lens, 3 blue lenses, has been electrified. Very old.

This is a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railroad Adlake Non-Sweating switch lamp. This is one of several lanterns from the estate of Ray Canole, a well-known collector and restorer of railroad