FOUR RAILROAD LANTERNS: C of G, WR of A, RF&P, FEC

An Adlake with embossed C. of G. Ry. - Central of Georgia Railway - plus clear globe; a light-green painted Handlan with embossed WR OF A, no globe; an Armspear R.F. & P. R.R - Richmond, Fredericksbur

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

C. G. W RY A&W "ADAMS", 1892 pat. lid transplanted onto double guard, round wire frame model. Please note this is not factory original. Serial No. 3385 stamped in lid does not match serial No. lightly

Dietz Vesta embossed with C.C.C. & ST.L. RY. on the shoulder. The body is restored with mild pitting. No major condition issues. Equipped with a replacement blue globe.

Handlan single wire guard lantern with C.C.C. & St.L.R.R. embossed into the shoulder. Handlan markings on the underside with what appears to be a last patent date of 1912. The body has an older cleani

Large four sided railroad lantern by the Adlake and Western Company Chicago ILL. Burner marked, top marked The Adlake Non Sweating Lamp Chicago, plate signed C B & O R R, Two blue and one red lenses m

Four Dietz kerosene oil railroad style safety lanterns with clear glass globes, (2) Consolidated Edison System (both of the globes are marked "Dietz Vesta New York U.S.A"), C.P. Ward Inc. Rochester, N

Two Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Lanterns, Coal Shovel, and Spike Driver A small group of four items all marked for the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad including an Adlake Kero lantern embossed C&O on the to

Pair of Dietz Vesta lanterns. The first has the shoulder embossed with C.C.C. & St.L for the Big Four railroad. The burner pot and fount are included but the wick raiser and alignment tab is slightly

ASSORTED MANUFACTURERS SHEET-IRON RAILROAD LANTERNS AND GLOBES, LOT OF FIVE, colorless globes, each with manufacturer markings, four shoulders marked including "V.R.R.", "T & N.O.R.R.", "C & E I", "K

Sixteen pieces: thirteen lanterns, including two four-way switch lights, together with conductor's hat, oil can, and B&O railroad water cooler with later paint, New York, NY, 20th c.; Most marked DIET

WESTERN NEW YORK & PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD LANTERN W/CAST CLEAR GLOBE, 19TH C., H. 16"

EXTRAORDINARY, RARE pair of 18/19th C Qing Dynasty Chinese Zitan four sides lanterns stands. In rectangular tall frame, enclosed the four sides glass panels with attractive gilt dragon amidst clouds o

EXTRAORDINARY, RARE pair of 18/19th C Qing Dynasty Chinese gilt bronze cloisonne enamel four sides lanterns stands. In rectangular tall frame, enclosed the four sides glass panels with attractive colo

Pair Regency gilt bronze and glass hall lanterns, 19th c., England, pyramidal form, with cast gilt bronze anthemia rim border and rams heads on the corners, four candelabra lights, hanging from chain,

Artist: G. Harvey | b. 1933 Title: The Four Seasons in Texas Signed starting upper left, clockwise: l/r: G. Harvey © 1981; l/r: G. Harvey © l/l: G. Harvey ‘82 ©; l/r: G. Harvey © Media: Oil on c

Outstanding Regency gilt bronze hall lantern, 18th/19th c., cast gilt and patinated bronze frame fitted with six glass panes, the frame cast with anthemion and foliate scrolls, wired for four candelab

custom made, knotted, four strands cultured pearls approx. 8.5 to 9mm each, clasp and two spacers with 30 round brilliant estimated total weight 3.50cts., G-H, VS, stamped "C.P., 14K", white gold, app

French, 19th century. Bronze dore and colorless glass entrance hall lantern in the Louis XV taste, having a smoke bell, arched foliate patterned panels, single door, and four-light electrified candle

ADLAKE & HANDLAN RAILROAD LANTERNS. WITH LENSES. 14 1/2" 7 10" H.

Nameplate BRUNEL 4-4-0 GWR Armstrong Class Originally numbered 16, re-numbered 4169, built 1894, right side plate, including original bill of sale from 1982 Provenance: Purchased from Barry Cordell, J

Arthur Burdett Frost (1851-1928) Winter Golf - Play the Like in Four!, c. 1899 signed "A.B. Frost" lower right gouache, 17 1/2 by 25 1/2 in. This important self portrait of the artist golfing and his

Goyard, steamer trunkoriginally belonging to Mrs. William H Crocker, San Francisco and Hillsborough, CA ( her father in law was Charles Crocker, one of the "Big Four" railroad magnates), retains Mrs.

Jean Paul Riopelle, C.C., G.O.Q., R.C.A., "Le Coq", colour lithograph on paper, 26 ½ x 28 ½ inches. Signed lower right in pencil, editioned 15 / 75 left corner in pencil, titled in middl