A DRESSEL RAILWAY LAMP WORKS STEAM LOCOMOTIVE HEADLIGHT

A Dressel Railway Lamp Works round-top locomotive classification lamp. Lamp has two clear lenses and red and green glass slides inside, but is missing the fount and burner assembly. This model has red

Two Locomotive Lamps and Two Ticket Stamps, c. 1900 1) Two steam locomotive headlights by Aga, Sweden, cast metal, ribbed glass, later electrified. - And: 2) Two railway ticket date stamps, marked "Gu

Approx 6 1/4" in diameter and 9 1/4" tall

A very unusual Lantern Frame with Dressel Railway Lamp Works stamped on the very top and N.Y.O. & W.R.R. stamped on the lid. This is the New York Ontario & Western Railroad. I do not recall a Dressel

(A) "D & H Co." embossed on a tag affixed to the body of a Dressel Railway Lamp Works spear mount switch lamp. Two green and two red porcelain day targets with red and green lenses. Fount and burner i

Dressel Railway Lamp works, New York and Chicago, Single Clear Lens, Metal Tag Stamped FS Co. Very Good Condition- Lantern is Complete

DRESSEL ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD SWITCH LAMP / LANTERN, marked "THE DRESSEL / RAILWAY LAMP WORKS / NEW YORK / CHICAGO" to top cap, contains two blue and two red glass lenses, two gr

(A) A Raritan River RR bellbottom round-top marker lamp by Dressel Railway Lamp Works. The body is marked "R.R.R.R. Co." on a tag affixed to the body. Old original black paint. Bail has wooden swivel

This is a Dressel classification lamp, with a patent date of November 1, 1898. Two clear lenses. Bell bottom. Brass tag inside reads THE DRESSEL RAILWAY LAMP WORKS NEW YORK. Needs correct burner and f

With cranberry glass globes. Dietz Vesta and The Dressel Railway Lampworks examples. Tallest measures 16 inches. Condition: Good.

A beautiful steam locomotive headlight from Northern Pacific Railway road number 2150. Headlight is from NP's beautiful Q-3 Class 4-6-2 Pacific passenger locomotive. NP 2150 was built by Baldwin in 19

This is a pair of Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway steam locomotive class lamps that are, without question, the finest and most complete pair that we have ever been privileged to have for sale! T

Star Headlight and Lantern Company

Cast bronze round Baldwin Locomotive Works builder's plate No. 51733, May 1919. Removed from Southern Railway class Ts-1, 4-8-2, road No. 483 (this is the last locomotive of this class built). Plate h

Circa 1884 Williams, Page & Co. Railway Trimmings and Fittings trade catalog, Locomotive Boiler tubes page dated June 11, 1884, no other date throughout. Car lamps, locks, springs, steam gauges, track

Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive #762 was a L1 Classification "Mikado" with a 2-8-2 wheel configuration. It was built by the Pennsy in 1915. This is a standard Pennsylvania Railroad "bullet" shaped he

A 14" Sunbeam electric steam locomotive headlight, complete with side number boards "1885." The silvered reflector is intact, but has significant deterioration. There are electrical components inside,

Consigner attests this headlight is from Nickel Plate Road, Lima S3 2-8-4 Berkshire, road No. 773. An electric two-light steam locomotive headlight manufactured by the Pyle-National Co., Chicago, USA.

A very nice Golden Glow steam locomotive headlight. It has a 14" visible area for the lens. The outer diameter is 18". It has a top hinge so we know that it is a New Haven Railroad issue. It was locom

An early oil-burning steam locomotive headlight that has a replacement 14" diameter glass bezel. There is a oil-burning unit inside the chassis, but it is not the correct unit for this model. The head

A Pyle-National steam locomotive headlight measuring 14 - 1/2" in diameter, with original curved lens spectacle, silvered reflector, a number board subassembly "6322". Removed from Grand Truck Western

The Pyle-National Company, Chicago embossed on the top of the glass bezel ring. Original convex bezel measures 14 - 1/2" in diameter. Silvered original concave reflector is intact, but there is some s

This is what looks to be a large vintage steam locomotive headlight from the late 1800s. There is a tag that says “PAT JAN 21 1896” on the top right hand side of the chimney. Looks to have

A collection of approximately two hundred and sixty black and white steam locomotive photographs featuring Southern Railway steam locomotives. The stack of photographs measures nearly 3 1/4" thick and