Parker's patent 1853 Proctorsville, VT tin lantern

Nineteenth century. Two candle lanterns with pyramid-shaped tops: larger marked "Parker's Patent, 1853." 16"h. 11"h. A six-tube candle mold, 11"h. And a creamer with newer holly decoration, 5"h.

J D Brown patent tin lantern, large onion glass globe, burner insert (no burner), brass tag, ht 15", overall with handle 19"

MINOR'S PATENT TIN FOLDING HAND LANTERN, original Japanned surfaces and mica windows, lettered "MINOR'S PATnt / JAN 24th / 1865", original interior candleholder detached, but present. Circa 1865. 5 1/

18TH C GLASS AND TIN CANDLE LANTERN, TIN BASE WITH NAME AND PATENT DATE ON UNDERSIDE, BASE DIAMETER 4 3/4", CHIMNEY SHAPED GLASS TOP 11" TALL NOT INCLUDING HANGING LOOP

Title: C1900 small tin lantern in GC Dimension: 6" high. Base diameter is 3 1/4". Original. Provenance:Original finish. Germany made and US patent office Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $15.00 to any

1- Stonebridge folding lantern with mica windows, patent 1906 10" 2- 19th c. Ships Lantern with red lens for port side. 8 1/2". 3- 19th c. Tin Lantern 8 3/4". 4- Antique Tin Lamp 6 1/4". 5- 19 th cent

3 wooden primitives including a punched tin and wood foot warmer 6"T x 9"W, an early tin and iron wall coffee mill signed A.F. Parker patent date of 1860 with brass medallion 12"T, and a flax comb wit

Dietz 39 standard tin lantern. No specific railroad or fire markings. The top and underside are well marked for Deitz. The burner pot and wick raiser are present. Last patent date on the underside of

Early 19th Century tin and glass lantern. Punch tin design with stars and diamonds with wire guard. Knob is marked Scoville Mfg Co Waterbury Ct, Patent app'd for. 13 1/2" tall x 7" wide.

1863 William Wheeler, Poultney, VT patent model for a soapstone stove, some damaged soapstone pcs, pc of tin missing, needs resoldering, ht 17"

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON / TIN OIL AND CANDLE LANTERNS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising two candle examples, including a Stonebridge Folding Lantern, top embossed with name and patent information, original mica wi

Lighting, Rare Emile Sirret Patent lantern, c.1854, pat. No. 11,843, for fastening lamps to lanterns, glass & perforated tin w/bail handle, VG orig cond w/oxidation, 12"H.

19th Century Presentation Railroad Lantern Brass with etched glass globe, "CHIEF ENGINEER" tin burner. J. Sangster Patent - March 25 1862. Max Ht. 19 in. The Collection of Mr. John Minoia, Apalachin,

A late 19th / early 20thC magic lantern slide projector, of tin construction with brass lens section, the rear door with plaque: 'Patent No. 2459.' Approx. 13 3/4" long, 10" high, 5 1/4" wide

A standard Keystone "Casey" wire bottom frame with the 1903 patent date. Complete with some original tin intact. Keystone Caseys are often pitted. Standard PRR stamping on the lid shoulder. Complete w

For the life of me I can't remember the maker of this unusual utility lantern. The glass fount is visible through many perforations on the top and sides of the tin base. There is a patent date of June

America, 19th Century. Tin candle lantern with crimped edge candle socket and mica panels. Original salmon paint. Wear, rust, some splits to mica. 16"h. including ring handle.

Electrified and with later ceiling mount. Hand engraved with clover, fern, and wheat motif surrounding a central (3) masted ship. 15 1/2 x 5 x 5 inches.

McKinley & Roosevelt: "Full Dinner Pail" Tin Lantern. One of the neatest items produced in the Full Dinner Pail campaign of 1900 is this tin lantern. They took your basic dinner pail, punched out star

Brady's patent brasstop Lantern with cast iron base components. No Railroad markings. Correct globe (hard to find) is undamaged but does not have teh cast "B" for Brady. Unique base removal clips and

Late 20th century. Replica 19th century candle lantern with salmon paint. 11"h. including ring handle.

Continental, 19th / 20th Century. Tin lantern with olive-colored glass. Footed lantern with punched heart pattern on panels. 8.25"l. 14"h. From the collection of the late Audrey Caspari (New Jersey).

American, 19th Century. Tin lantern with red glass and smoke stack. 12.5"h. From the collection of the late Audrey Caspari (New Jersey).

3 TIN LANTERNS, 1 WITH GLASS PANEL DOOR LARGEST 16" TALL