Lehigh Valley RR Dressel Switch Lamp

This is an early Lehigh Valley Railroad switch lamp made by the Dressel Railway Lamp and Signal Company, as shown on the top of the chimney. This is one of several lanterns from the estate of Ray Cano

This is an electrified Armspear switch lamp, that was saved from the Lehigh Valley Railroad station in Ithaca, NY. Two green and two amber lenses, along with two white and two yellow targets surroundi

This is an electrified cannonball style switch lamp which came from the Lehigh Valley Railroad station in Ithaca, NY, per the tag supplied by the consignor. Opens from the bottom. Bulb inside does wor

This is an Elgin Joliet and Eastern Railroad Dressel switch lamp. This is one of several lanterns from the estate of Ray Canole, a well-known collector and restorer of railroad lanterns from Michigan.

This is a Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad Dressel Railway Lamp and Signal Company switch lantern. Excellent condition and verified as authentic by two B&LE experts. Two green and two amber lenses that

This is a Maine Central Railroad Dressel switch lamp in excellent original condition. Two amber and two blue lenses, surrounded by two yellow and two white porcelain targets. Correct chimney cone. Cor

This is a St Louis and San Francisco (FRISCO) Railroad Dressel switch lamp. This is one of several lanterns from the estate of Ray Canole, a well-known collector and restorer of railroad lanterns from

This is a New York Ontario and Western Railroad Dressel switch lamp. N.Y.O. & W.R.R. is on a tag on the lower body of the lantern. Two green and two amber lenses. Missing the top inner chimney piece,

This is a Delaware Lackawanna and Western switch lamp. Clearly marked D.L. & W.R.R. It has two green and two red lenses, along with the correct inner chimney. Someone drilled a hole in the top at one

This is a Maine Central Railroad Dressel switch lamp. One red, one amber, and two green lenses. Correct inner chimney. Cast with ME CENT inside of the switch post base, easily seen with the naked eye,

This is a Maine Central Dressel switch lamp. The post hole at the bottom, though it is unable to be photographed, is very clearly cast with ME CENT inside. Comes with three plastic lenses-two amber an

This is a Frisco Railroad Dressel electric switch lamp. The base is cast with STL & FRISCO inside, but it is unable to be seen in a photograph. Easily visible to the naked eye. Two red and two green p

This is a Houston Belt and Terminal Railroad Dressel electric switch lamp. Two each of amber and green reflective ceramic glass lenses. HB&T is cast inside of the base, but it is unable to be photogra

This is a Frisco Railroad Dressel electric switch lamp. The base is cast with STL & FRISCO inside, but it is unable to be seen in a photograph. Easily visible to the naked eye. Two amber and two green

A Dressel Lehigh Valley RR 4-lens signal lantern

(A) A Handlan marker lamp with two red lenses and two green lenses. Heavily rusted and will not open to reveal contents inside. Condition: 3.0, Poor. (B) A Dressel switch lamp. "NYO&W RR" embossed an

This is a Lehigh Valley Railroad Adlake Kero switchmans lantern. Cast with L.V.R.R. on the rim. Manufacturers date of 3/1934 on the bottom. Chimney has been crushed flat. Replacement Dressel brass bur

This trio of locks comes from Eastern USA railroads. The first is from the Long Island Railroad. It is stamped LIRR CO and is made by Adlake. It also includes a chain. The second lock is stamped NYCS

(A) A Dressel round-top switch lamp, "ERIE RR" embossed on a tag affixed to the bottom of the round body. This unit is missing the fount, burner and one green lens and its hood. There are two red lens

A nice Slaymaker (but not marked by them with a busy back). It has LVRR stamped on the front and "A12182 S" on the reverse. The "LV" and "RR" markings are straight and not in an arc. Nice wear and col

A single lens lamp probably made by Dressel, but not marked. It has a plate under the lens that has L&NE RR CO lettering. This is a tough road to get any hardware from and it's always popular. It has

This is a Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway Dressel switch lamp. This is one of several lanterns from the estate of Ray Canole, a well-known collector and restorer of railroad lanterns from Michigan. He

This is a Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad Dressel Switch lantern. It is 100 percent correct with two green and two red lenses, smoke cone, Dressel fount, and 1919 patented burner. Two red and t

Erie and Lehigh Valley railroad lanterns