Concord & Montreal Railroad Bellbottom Lantern

A very nice frame made for the Concord & Montreal Railroad by Steam Gauge Lamp & Lantern. The frame is not marked by Steam Gauge but I can guarantee they are the maker. It has a twist off bell and bra

BOSTON, CONCORD & MONTREAL ? RAILROAD LANTERN, OWNER NAMED E.F. LAKE, 19TH C., H. 16 1/2"

A Concord Railroad bell bottom lantern made using the Thompson patent of 1969. This frame uses an odd double bail with a retaining screw that locks onto the lid. The lid has CONCORD RR spelled out in

From a prominent collection, a Parmalee & Bonnell 6" brasstop bellbottom frame with twist off base. It has the 1871 patent date on the lid. The bail comes off the lid area and not through the vent. It

This lantern has a nice Steam Gauge Lamp & Lantern stamped hallmark under the vent holes on the top. The lid is clearly stamped C&MRR in round lettering that is Steam Gauge " Syracuse all the way. It'

A C. T. Ham double vertical brass top frame with minty brass top. It has C&MRR boldly stamped on the lid. The bell looks more like a Steam Gauge to me and fits perfectly. I say Steam Gauge for 3 reaso

Pair of Boston, Concord, & Montreal railroad tin lanterns with etched glass shades, lacking burner inserts, ht 13", overall ht with rings 17 1/2"

An Adams & Westlake brasstop bellbottom lantern frame with removable bell and ice spikes on the bell. It has a nice CRR stamping on the lid. It has a fount collar that comes 2/3 of the way up the glas

An Adams & Westlake bell bottom lantern with a twist off bell. The frame has the PRR fancy lettering stamped on the lid. The globe is a Kopp or MEG Co green cast without an extended base. The globe do

A wonderful Adams & Westlake bell bottom frame that is marked R.R.R. on the lid. This frame features ice spikes on the bell and it has a serial number of “189” stamped in the panel on the lid. Thi

An Adlake Reliable bell bottom frame with RUTLAND RR stamped on the lid. This frame has a serial number of "7799" stamped in the panel on the lid. It has a stamdard Reliable pot and burner. The pot is

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

An Adams & Westlake bellbottom railroad lantern frame with a twist off bell. It has PRR stamped in fancy lettering on the lid. The very top has the Adams & Westlake information. It has a tin fount and

Civil War Era railroad lantern with punched tin housing and glass globe (with crack). The globe is marked C.R.R. The base opens to hold a candle. It measures 15" with handle and is 4" wide.

A Dietz #6 bellbottom frame with the rounded top. It has Dietz stamped on the very top. It has NEW YORK CENTRAL stamped on the lid. The frame is pretty standard. The pinch pot has the correct Dietz na

Bohannan made this steel switch key for the Boston Concord & Montreal Railroad. It has the railroad initials on one side and the Bohannan hallmark and an "S" on the reverse. Standard bit coming down a

An older Dietz #6 bellbottom lantern with the standard RRR stamping on the lid. It has a standard pinch pot and there is some old surface rust but seems solid. The Globe has RUTLAND RR etched on a 6"

A Handlan bell bottom railroad lantern frame with a drop in pot. This bell bottom frame has a pointy top. The top assembly spring parts are missing. We'll ship with foam padding. The lid has CCC&StLRR

A post Concord and Boston Concord & Montreal merger key that would be used between 1889 and 1895. This is the fat dog-leg model. There are a few other C&M switch bits probably due to the number of pre

A very old Peter Gray manufactured single lens lamp. It has a 6†red lens and it was made for the Concord & Montreal Railroad. I think this is a marker lamp that might have been used on the back o

A great baggage tag from the time that the Boston & Lowell Railroad controlled the Boston Concord & Montreal Railroad. The markings are fantastic. It is tag number 12255 and it has a John Robbins hall

These Peter Gray single red lens lamps were probably used as tender lamps on old steam locomotives. They are often marked for the Boston & Maine or Concord & Montreal Railroads. That dates them to the

This is either a steam Gauge or Star Headlight frame. It has a nice clean brass top and DL&WRR stamped in the lid (Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad). The cage has some "Porter look to the base a

A Parmalee & Bonnell 6" brass top railroad lantern frame with skirted base and correct "dome" top fount. An older frame with the bail going through the vents so it pre-dates bail ears on the cage. A s