Pair of Aluminum Motorcycle / Car Marker Lights

Marker lights are approx 2 1/4" in diameter

Approx 1 1/8" in diameter

Trans Lite Aluminum F-910-1 Passenger Car Marker Light Light measures 7 1/2" x 7 1/4". No light socket or wiring. See photos for best description.

Pair of Great Northern Adlake Passenger Car Marker Lights with mounting brackets, mounted on steel poles

2 Adlake Passenger Car Marker Lights, both left and right, with mounting brackets, 2 red lenses, 6 blue lenses, 1 has lantern 1 does not. One of the markers is from the Omaha Railroad.

Getting all pictured

Getting all pictured

Green glass reflector is apprx 3 3/4" in diameter

Approx. 3" in diameter

Lot of vintage motorcycle fender / marker lights. They vary in condition and age. All three display well. The largest measures approximately 5" across.

There are 2 Red and 2 amber marker lights.

Getting all pictured

Pair of aluminum companionway lights with glass lenses, and protective cages. Dimensions: 11" L x 5" W x 5" H Weight: 4lbs (pair)

Getting all pictured

Excellent full body cast aluminum Policeman that was mounted in the rear window of your car and used as a turn signal. Policeman has light bulbs in each and and works with the cars turn signal lights.

Two solid polished aluminum ships lights with hoods, protective cages, glass jars, and etc. Dimensions: 7" L x 8" W x 10" H Weight: 7lbs (pair) *This lot is part of a maritime antique auction of ship

Railroad pair of cast aluminum signal lights, 6"h

Pair of Cast Aluminum Ships Lights . 19" H

Getting all pictured

Pair Lightolier aluminum ceiling can lights, Mid 20th c., 13"h x 8.75"dia.

Pair of machine age aluminum five-light chandeliers. Maker: Unknown Age: Mid 20th Century Dimensions: 28" x 17" All furniture dimensions are Height x Width x Depth

Matched Pair of Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Cannonball Marker Lights Matched Pair of Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Cannonball Marker Lights. Both stamped with C&O on the base. MLM-2-X stamped into the

Pair of cast aluminum entry light posts sitting atop footed bases with ram's head corners. Probably made in the 1970's to replicate bronze entry lights popular in front of buildings in the 1920's. The

Pair of aluminum ship companionway lights. Ninety degree design with removable protective cages, glass jars, a/c sock\ets.