Early Lee High Valley rail road lantern

6-1/2" diameter X 10-1/4" high. Has some finish loss and rust. MG.

An Adlake Kero #200 model lantern with LVRR stamped on the very top. There is a small "158" stamped in the panel on the lid. The bail is a fixed wooden model. These tended to be used in high snow area

This is an early Lehigh Valley Railroad switch lamp made by the Dressel Railway Lamp and Signal Company, as shown on the top of the chimney. This is one of several lanterns from the estate of Ray Cano

EARLY RAILROAD LANTERN, MAKER UNKNOWN, TWO RED AND TWO BLUE CURVED LENSES MEASURES 16" HIGH, FROM NEW KINGSTON, NY ESTATE COLLECTION

EARLY RAILROAD LANTERN WITH 3 BLUE AND 1 RED LENS. MAKER UNKNOWN. NEWER BLACK PAINT. MEASURES 14" HIGH. FROM THE NEW KINGSTON, NY ESTATE COLLECTION.

EARLY ADAMS AND WESTLAKE COMPANY RAILROAD LANTERN - 4 GLASS LENSES INTACT, BRACKET ON BACK, MARKED 12551, MEASURES 13-1/2" HIGH. FROM THE NEW KINGSTON, NY ESTATE COLLECTION.

Group of (5) Early 20th c. Railway Lanterns, incl: Square paraffin Welch Patent lamp, No. 711205, with front plaque 'Lamp Manufacturing & Railway Supplies Ltd, London', 11 1/2" high, 5 1/2" sq.; Black

This is a lot of two different early Armspear switchmans lanterns with patent dates of 1886 and 1889. The first is from the Lehigh Valley Railroad, and is cast with L.V.R.R. on the rim. Has a plain cl

LOT (3) EARLY RAILROAD SWITCH LANTERNS, M. & ST.P.R.Y., ERIE R.R., C.V.R.R. (CENTRAL VALLEY) 19TH C. H. 15 1/2"

EARLY HLP M CNR PIPER MONTREAL RAILROAD CABOOSE MARKER SIGNAL LANTERN LAMP, GOLD AND CLEAR LENSES INTACT, MEASURES 16" HIGH. FROM THE NEW KINGSTON, NY ESTATE COLLECTION.

UTICA & MOHAWK VALLEY RAILROAD LANTERN W/ETCHED RED GLOBE, 19TH C., H. 16"

One PULLMAN with clear etched glass globe P.P.C CO standing approx 10" tall An 1865 Adams & Westlake Pullman lantern It has the standard threaded pot and brass burner. PULLMAN is heavily embossed

This is a 6" wire bottom Armspear railroad lantern frame. It has the LVRR initials stamped on the lid. It has flat vertical wires. There is a slight dent in the lid and the base platform has some dent

A Lehigh Valley marked frame. Lid is Railroad Signal Lamp & Lantern (bad pitting) and the base has a last patent date of 1897. It's a shame, the twist off pot is minty and the extended base globe is a

Rare, Denver and Rio Grande, before Denver and Rio Grande Western. Very Dark, almost rootbeer red lantern, glass globe is as is, it has cracks it, but is still solid. This appears to be very old. Tall

LV RR, Armspeare Man. Company, matching LVRR globe

This is a 5 1/4" wire bottom Armspear railroad lantern frame. It has the LVRR initials stamped on the lid. It has flat vertical wires. It has the 1913 patent "Wing Lock" twist off base. The frame is 1

LVRR Lantern is approx 10 1/4" tall. Globe is also etched LVRR

A Dressel short globe frame with LVRR stamped on the lid. The globe is a green unmarked with a Kopp (K) casting on one side.

An Adlake Kero lantern with a date code of 1-57. Factory weighted "Engine" base makes it heavy. Lid is stamped LVRR. 3" red globe etched with LVRR and standard ADLAKE KERO cast markings. Surface rust.

A K200 Adlake lantern with LVRR stamped on the very top. It has a 3" cast LVRR globe. And the Corning Cnx logo.

HV Ry. - Adlake Reliable. Clear unmarked globe

Marked 1889

Early Railroad Lantern