Brass Conductor Lantern - Post & Co. Threaded Top

A Post & Co. brass conductor lantern. It has the bulbous Post top. The fun thing is that the top is threaded, that means no lid latch. A couple of the pics show this detail. Post was located in Cincin

An older R. E. Dietz #3 conductor lantern. It's nickel plated brass and has the Dietz #3 marking on the bottom. It uses a twist off bell (frozen) and threaded pot. The pot threads work fine. The top h

Brass railroad conductor's lantern RE Dietz Co. No. 39 - This lot will be delivered to the local UPS store for professional packaging.

Oscar Bach Style Brass Table Top Lantern Post Lamp from the Arts and Crafts Movement era. The lantern is 6 paneled, one panel is hinged to open for bulb access; wiring is good, lights fine. All in bra

#39 brass conductors lantern with ornate vents on both top and bottom. The underside is stamped with No. 39 in serif font. The body has some denting to the top and some stress cracks around where the

KELLY LAMP CO. CONDUCTOR'S RAILROAD LANTERN A nice piece of "railroadiana", a presentation Kelly Lamp Co. presentation "conductor's lantern". The brass lantern bears the recipient's name "E. T. M. SIM

An 1865 Adams & Westlake Pullman lantern in clean brass. It has the standard threaded pot and brass burner. PULLMAN is heavily embossed in the bell. The globe I etched "PPCCo" in Old English initials.

C.T. Ham 3 1/2" Brass Conductors Lantern. The underside of the lamp is marked C.T. HAM MFG CO 3 1/2 Brass has some mild tarnish and streaking. The clear globe and fount are both unmarked. See photos f

A Steam Gauge & Lantern Co. no. 3 model in brass with a clear, unmarked globe and bayonet base with no. 1 ratchet burner affixed. Condition: (Excellent). Dimensions: 10 - 1/2" x 5" x 5".

Antique Copper and Brass Ship's Lantern, Signed "PERKO". Heavy copper body with amethyst glass Fresnel lens with threaded top, interior signed "PERKO". Interior electric hardware with cord. Good condi

This is an original C.T. Ham brass #3 conductors lantern, with its original nickel plating. It is stamped C T HAM MFG Co on the bottom as well as with a number 3. These were only found in the 1910 and

American and European, late 19th- late 20th century. Mahogany table top book rest with brass ledge. Threaded posts are stripped, light scratches. 13"h. 12"w. And a slip cast phrenology bust with trans

Railroad conductor's lantern, possibly nickel-plated or galvanized, c1890s, complete with kerosene tank and burner (no wick) and an intact, clear glass globe marked at the top with // MACBETH / 203 /

CONDUCTORS BRASS RAILROAD LANTERN STAMPED FOX F.W. & O. RAILROAD BY STEAM GAUGE LANTERN CO. #8, 19TH C.

Magic Lantern by Newton & Co., post-1901 Newton & Co. Opticians, 3 Fleet St., London. Very attractive mahogany magic lantern with brass fittings for large framed and unframed slides of approx. 4 1/3 i

Five Star Headlight and Lantern Co. railroad conductor/brakeman electric warning signal lanterns with colored plastic globe tops, (2) 215-CL Amtrak and (3) 215-TL Conrail, 11 1/2" (height) with handle

Davey & Co. (English (London), founded 1885), circa 1900. Pair of matching brass ship or marine lanterns with oblong rounded handle for hanging above domed top on trapezoidal body with pierced borders

PAIR OF WILCOX-CRITTENDEN & CO. BRASS SHIP'S LANTERNS20th CenturyPort and starboard lanterns, one with green lens and the other red. Swing handles at tops of chimneys. Retain original fluid burners. M

An early brass top, double guard, Steam Gauge & Lantern Co. no. 6 model made in the New York Central pattern for the Grand Central Station. The lid reflector is nicely embossed "G.C. ST." The plug-in

Brass kerosene lantern made by Tallin Mfg. Co., St. Louis, has a reflector, can be held by handle or it has a hanger on top, also has feet on bottom to stand, 16"T x 11"W

An early bellbottom caboose marker made by the Railroad Signal Lamp & Lantern Co. (embossed in the brass cap). "NYLE&WRR" is embossed on the top shoulder, "RIGHT" also embossed opposite. The correct r

Square-bodied four-lens lamp with brass tag affixed, reading "Star Headlight & Lantern Co., Rochester, New York, USA". Four red lenses. Cookie-cutter top, bellbottom and no bracket attached. The fount

Early 20th Century, top marked The Seagrave Co. Columbus, Ohio. Base marked Dietz King Fire Dep't. Dimensions are: 18 1/2" tall at handle. All measurements are approximate.

A Peter Gray No. 3 with hallmark nicely embossed on screw fount cup. Nickel plating over brass is tarnished and oxidized; latch spring is missing. Top of chimney has old solder repair. Burner is No. 1