Unmarked Railroad Oil Can with Spout

Pair of unmarked railroad oil cans with wooden handles. Cans made of galvanized metal. CONDITION: Fair, wear,minor dents.

Three vintage unmarked railroad oil / water cans. CONDITION: Fair, wear from age and use.

Antique Long Neck Spout Railroad Oil Can 28" Please view all photos as they are part of the description and condition of this Item, Feel free to contact me with questions or picture requests! Used Ite

This is a MKT (Missouri-Kansas-Texas) Railroad long spout oil can with the automatic pump feeder, in working condtition. Pump the oil via the thumb-operated lever on the can. Made by the Johnson Compa

This is a pair of long spout pump railroad oil cans. One is from the New York Central Railroad and is cast with NYCS on the side. The other is from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and has B&O RR cast

Antique Railroad/Railroad Style Long Spout Oil Dispenser Can 24"

Five Tall Railroad Oil Cans - Baltimore & Ohio, Chicago & North Western, Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul, and Unmarked A group of five tall railroad oil cans including a 26" galvanized can for Baltimore

Oil / kerosene fired locomotive headlight. Light is unmarked and measures 17 1/2" wide, 24" tall, and 11" deep. The lens measures 12" in diameter. The burner pot, fount, and wick raiser are intact. No

Vase, Bag Shape, Unmarked Loetz Style Art Glass, 6" x 9" x 6", Gold Iridescent Oil Spout Design, Estate Of Dr. Barry and Dee Free.

Master Mfg, Dover, Amco, a lot of them unmarked, all with lots of wear and use, some with rust, neck band is metal

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Tall Oil Can Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Oil Can. Embossed with B. & O. R.R. on the side. Can has been cleaned and has minor denting in the spout. Measures 26" tall.

Delaware Lackawana & Western Railroad oil can, Embossed on side, galvanized metal. CONDITION: Fair, spout broken off.

Handlan Alaska Railroad Tall Oil Can Handlan Alaska Railroad Tall Oil Can. Measures 23 1/4" tall. The lower taper of the spout is embossed with ARR while the dome of the can is embossed with Handlan S

2 Pennsylvania Railroad tall oil cans. Both have side Keystone logos. First has a dent in the can area and a good spout. Second has a broken tip and Johnson, Urbana hallmark on the bottom.

Three Handlan kerosene oil railroad lanterns with red glass globes, New York Central and 2 unmarked, 9" (height), 14 1/2" (height) with handle

Three Adams and Westlake Co. Adlake kerosene oil railroad style safety lanterns with red glass globes, all are unmarked, 9 1/2" (height), 15" (height) with handle

Adams and Westlake Co. Adlake kerosene oil railroad lantern with an amber/orange glass globe, unmarked, 9 1/2" (height), 15" (height) with handle

New Haven Railroad Embossed Tall Oil Can New Haven Railroad Embossed Oil Can. Marked NYNH&HRR around the dome. Also stamped with Jun 7, 1921 patent date. Minor denting on the can and spout. Measures 3

Four Dietz kerosene oil railroad style safety lanterns with red glass globes, New Jersey Forest Fire Service (unmarked globe), Philadelphia Rapid Transit (unmarked globe) and (2) State of PA (unmarked

This is a pair of long spout pump oil cans from the Lehigh Valley Railroad, along with a torch pot lantern on a long wood handle. The first oil can is stamped LVRR on the side with the common font sta

Four antique Dietz kerosene oil railroad style safety lanterns with red glass globes, Lane (unmarked globe), New York System (unmarked globe), Property of Illinois Division of Highways (unmarked globe

Three Dietz kerosene oil railroad style safety lanterns with red glass globes, LA County Road (1 globe marked "Dietz Little Wizard" and the other two are unmarked), 12" (height), 15 1/2" (height) with

Three Dietz kerosene oil railroad style safety lanterns with red glass globes, City of L.A. (globe marked "Dietz Fitzall Loc-Nob"), Consolidated Edison System (globe unmarked) and Property of County o

This is a lot of four oil cans from the New York Central Railroad and the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railroad, which became part of the New York Central. There are two long spout cans,