Leonard Hole German Railroad Lantern

This is a Leonard Hole (Nurnberg) German railroad lantern. It is electrified with a socket inside versus the original fount and burner/wick. Two red lenses. It is missing the blackout square which wou

WWII German railroad carbide lantern embossed Helmholtz & Pauli Frankfurt, each side with hinged door opens to either a red or green glass pane, swing handle, 8 1/2" H plus handle. Untested. In-house

This is a nice German railroad lantern, complete with chimney, base, and both red and white lenses. Door opens to reveal brass burner. No broken or cracked glass. Some rust near the handle and base.

Includes a German "Nier" model #260 railroad lantern measuring approx. 13"h, two sad irons, a trivet from the "Strauss Iron Co." and two vintage cast iron toys - both damaged.

German Railroad Lantern 1958 Carbide. Used by miners, designed to be carried or hooked onto vehicle. Front glass slides out with tin doors on three sides and a top handle. Two side doors with sliding

A German F.F.A. Schulze Berlin Painted Metal and Glass Railroad Signal Lantern, From the Ejby Station in Denmark. H: 18 1/2 W: 11 D: 9 in.

Adams & Westlake Two Tone Globe Railroad Lantern Silver plated lantern having maker mark and 1864 patent date on underside; globe having its upper part colored green and its lower part clear; wired fo

Chicago Cast Iron Still Box Fire Alarm Box Red painted exterior; together with a brass locomotive double action bell by Graham White, N.Y.C.S. railroad lantern with glass globe and brass sextant by W.

Adlake Railroad Lantern 4-way lantern having embossed mark 'The Adlake Non-Sweating Lamp Chicago' to top, wired for electric, having four detached colored reflectors and a green lens Property from: an

An 1889 patent No. 11 steel guard "Adams" with single wire guard and wire bottom. The bayonet fount is correct for this model and has a No. 2 ratchet burner affixed. There is a rust hole in the bottom

A standard Keystone "Casey" wire bottom frame with the 1903 patent date. It has a typical 2 hole punch in the very top. The lid is clearly stamped PRR. The frame is pretty standard and it is average.

Two Adlake Kero Railroad Lanterns and Steel Lock - Baltimore & Ohio and Chesapeake & Ohio An Adlake Kero lantern embossed B.&O.R.R. on the top, with red Frensel globe, showing a rusted hole in the bot

A standard Keystone "Casey" wire bottom frame with the 1903 patent date. It has the typical 3 hole punch in the very top. The lid is clearly stamped PRR. The frame is pretty standard and it is average

Lantern has been painted and has a hole in the top. 10" H x 6" W

Globe has a bullet hole. Spokane and Inland Empire Railroad globe.

Daylight Illuminating Corp Reflectors are apprx 6" in outer diameter. Middle hole is approx 1 3/4" in diameter.

A fixed globe, brass bell bottom with double ring globe , ornately engraved "JER'H PRESCOTT", "MASTER TRANSPORTATION", and "EASTERN RAILROAD". Holes drilled in base cylinder, plug soldered in fount bo

Clearly marked "Leonard Mills" on the faceplate this reel comes with a full length foot with four weight reducing holes, German silver handle, pillars and foot and a functional rear mounted click. Has

A standard Keystone "Casey" model lantern with the unique wick adjuster that operates from the bottom. A nice clean frame with two additional prick punch holes on the very top. This is not uncommon on

A "big bell" Armspear one piece frame with drop-in pot. The globe is a 5 3/8". Few roads used this odd big bell single piece frame. Nicely stamped B&ARR on the lid. The bell has two holes punch and pr

Standard Adams frame by Adams 7 Westlake with a twist off pot and flat band wraps. Several holes punched in the top. Black paint everywhere. Nice PRR block lettering stamped on the lid.

A tall model frame Armspear with a drop-in pot. It has early patents on the top and more patent information near the intake holes. . The globe is a nice red cast PRR with a Corning Cnx hallmark and PR

possibly sandblasted, top of lantern has holes, red globe doesn't fit real well in the center of the lantern

Two Railroad Lanterns. 1st: C.T. Ham No. 0, 14-1/4"h.; 2nd: Marked Rochester with tubular frame, 13-1/2"h. Condition: Poor with pitting and holes.