Firemen's Parade Torch

The brass burner engraved "LAFAYETTE". 21" overall length. Burner only 4.5" wide x 4.5" tall. The burner is quite heavy and well cast. Although we believe this is a parade / political / fireman's torc

Item: Spanish American War Era Carved Coconut Parade Torch, possibly made by POW. Meticulously hand carved coconut with symbolic images including; a U.S. occupied military fortress flying a U.S. flag,

PARADE TORCHEarly 19th CenturyBrass font on a turned hardwood shaft.Height 32”.

Lot of 2 candle torches in brass frames adorned with eagles on the top. Each has a turned wood handle. These are large torches with the torch itself measuring 12" tall and the overall length including

Political Top Hat Parade Torch - Uncle Sam, painted silver, tin construction, top hat forms fuel font, 10" H with cradle, see underside.

32"H early brass parade torch with wooden handle

Very nice turned wooden handle parade torch with brass burner. The torch measures 29" in length. The burner pot takes a large wick and is complete with the snuffing lid.

Early parade torch with a wooden handle. There is some minor damage on the end of the handle. Overall length is 29". The burner is 4 1/2" tall.

Tin parade torch, swing handle, 7" H plus handle; flint glass lamp with applied handle, 4 1/2" H plus burner. Condition - torch with area of surface rust.

AMERICAN SHEET-IRON / TIN PARADE TORCH, gimbal-mounted conical reservoir with two wick tubes, fill hole fitted with cork, frame with lower receiver for pole. Mid 19th century. 8 1/2" HOA, 5 1/4" D.Ver

Original late 19th C. Parade Torch made from a Merchant's Coffee Baltimore, MD - Coffee Can. In the 19th C.

6" wide X 6" deep X 14" high.

Early parade torch. 65" Ht.

19th century. Max Ht. 22 in.

16 1/2" LONG--PATENT DATE SEPT 11, 1877--MARKED D.P. H&L (HOOK & LADDER)

AMERICAN SHEET-IRON / TIN PARADE TORCHES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a star form and a pinecone form, each with single wick tube and swivel mounting frame. Star with later paint decoration. Mid 19th centu

4 1/4 x 4 1/2 x 6 1/4 inches.

Both of papier mache, with labels inside from "2004 The Philadelphia Antiques Show, Northern Liberty Hose Company Parade Hat,", signed Margaret Sullivan: the first from "North Liberty Hose Co., 1752"

Lot of Two including one marked Veteran and the other Co. 1. Both Leather with wear.

THREE PARADE TORCHES19th CenturyWooden shafts.Lengths from 27" to 69".

Lot 4 parade torches, kerosene. All items sold as is as found, please refer to images for additional condition issues, all sales final.

Nice early belt slide with embossed Fireman holding a child. 4 1/2", Excellent

Rare finely turned lampligher or parade torch in original black paint.

Fine silverplated fireman's parade horn signed "Presented to William Penn Hose Co. by William Metcher Jan'y 3rd 1912". 21"h.