Lehigh Valley RR Railroad Kerosene/Oil Can

Lehigh Valley L.V. RR Railroad Kerosene/Oil Can. Original fuel pouring can.

LV RR, Lehigh Valley Railroad Padlocks

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 a Lehigh Valley Railroad 1893 pass, issued to Charles McFadden, a contractor for the LVRR. Excellent original condition! Also included with this lot is a Delaware and Hudson Canal Company tick

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 a Lehigh Valley Railroad Armspear double guard switchmans lantern. Cast on the rim with L.V.R.R. Has patent dates on the chimney of 1886 and 1888. Twist off fount patent date of 1913. Has inco

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 a pair of oil cans from the Lehigh Valley Railroad. The first is a one gallon can made by the Johnson Company of Urbana, OH. Cast with LVRR on the bottom rim, it is complete with its cap, chai

This is a Lehigh Valley Railroad station lantern. Clearly stamped LVRR on the front of the fount. Correct globe and #2 Queen Anne burner.

This is a Lehigh Valley Railroad Adlake 250 Kero switchmans lantern. It has excellent tinware and is in fine condition. L.V.R.R. is cast into the chimney. The clear extended base and extended top glob

This is a special lantern—a Lehigh Valley Adlake 200 Kero switchmans lantern that has a RED cast Corning CNX globe with L.V.R.R. cast into the globe. Very difficult to find short globe! L.V.R.R.

This is a hard to find model—a Lehigh Valley Railroad Adlake 100 Kero locomotive lantern. It has the weighted base on the bottom for use in the locomotive. Adlake 100 Kero and L.V.R.R. are both

This is a Lehigh Valley Railroad 1891 pass, issued to Charles McFadden, a contractor for the LVRR. Back of the pass has a LVRR route map. Excellent original piece!

This is a lot of five Lehigh Valley Railroad cans. The first two are water cans. Both have their lids. One is cast with LV RR on the side; the other is stamped LV RR on the handle in small letters. Th

This is a Lehigh Valley Railroad Adlake 200 Kero switchmans lantern. Patent dates of 1908, 1909, 1911, 1913, and 1922. L.V.R.R. is cast into the chimney. Correct fount, but needs a burner. Plain blue

This is a Lehigh Valley Railroad 1867 pass, issued to Charles McFadden, a contractor for the LVRR. Nice used condition, with wear only at the corners.

This is a Lehigh Valley Railroad Adlake 250 Kero switchmans lantern. Cast with L.V.R.R. on the rim. Has a wood handle on the bail. Clear Corning CNX/ADLAKE KERO globe. Correct brass burner and fount.

This is a pair of Lehigh Valley Railroad switchmans lanterns. The first is an Adlake 200 Kero. It is cast with L.V.R.R. on the top of the chimney. Patent dates of 1908, 1909, 1911, 1913, and 1922 on t

This is a Lehigh Valley Railroad 7th annual report dated January 12, 1863. There are 12 total pages, with two tape repairs on the cover. Nice original condition

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 is a Lehigh Valley Railroad Adlake Kero Locomotive Lantern. Heavy base, with a clear cast replacement Corning CNX globe of the Dietz style. L.V.R.R. is cast into the rim of the lantern. Correct b

This is a Lehigh Valley Railroad Adlake 200 switchmans lantern. Patent dates of 1908, 1909, 1911, and 1913. L.V.R.R. is cast on the chimney, as well as cast on the clear, extended base and extended to

This is a lot of four tools from the Lehigh Valley Railroad. All are stamped LVRR. A pipe wrench, an adjustable crescent wrench, a hatchet, and a maul.

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