Railroad lanterns, (2), Missouri, Kansas, Topeka

Railroad lanterns, (2), Missouri, Kansas, Topeka Inspector's Lamp mfgd by Dietz, "MK&T RR" etched in shade, VG cond, 13.25"H & 4-way switch lamp, Good cond w/1 lens & reflector missing/other reflector

Handlan lantern with M.K. & T. R.R. embossed into the shoulder of the lantern.Body is unrestored and in original condition. Equipped with burner pot, fount and wick raiser. Equipped with a 5 3/8" red

Restored Handlan Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Lantern Restored Handlan lantern with MKT embossed into the shoulder of the lantern. Body has been repainted yellow and has minor pitting under the

Dressel lantern embossed with MKT on the shoulder. Body shows typical railroad wear, but no major condition issued. Kopp short clear globe is etched with M-K-TRR and has minor rim chips but no chips,

Dressel single guard lantern with MKT embossed on the shoulder. Clean body with only minor spots of surface rust. CNX red globe with no chips, cracks or breaks, etched with the lettering M.K.T. Burner

This is a Missouri-Kansas-Texas (MKT) Railroad Switchman's lantern made by the Handlan Manufacturing Company of St Louis, MO. Patent dates of 1909, 1910, and 1912 on the base of the lantern. "MK&T RY"

A pair of brass locks made for 2 different railroad: (1) shackle stamped "SG 112 E" and nice MISSOURI PACIFIC spelled out with a "T". (2) Missouri Kansas & Texas Yale signal lock with MK&T initials ca

Handlan MKT Bell Bottom No. 39 Lantern Handlan Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad No. 39 clear globe lantern. Shoulder is embossed with M.K.&T.R.R. The top has a slight dent in the edge and a lean, The

(lot of 4) Patinated railroad lanterns, 20thc., comprising: (2) RR. Signal Lamp & Lantern Co., New York, stamped B. & M. RR. (Boston & Main Railroad) to top and glass globe, each approx 11.5"h, 6.5"di

(1) Lehigh Valley Railroad: Asa Packer, Rosenthal; (1) Missouri, Kansas City & Texas: "Katy Ornaments" Syracuse; 9 3/4" - 11", EX-NM

One hundred twenty-eight (128) railroad passes include Missouri Pacific; Missouri-Kansas-Texas Lines 'The Katy;' Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe; Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific; Gulf Coast Lines;

RANGE IN SIZE WITH HANDLE FROM 13" TO 15"--ORANGE GLOBE LANTERN MARKED MOPAC (MISSOURI PACIFIC)--OTHER LANTERN MARKED P.R.R. (PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD)

This is an amazing Missouri-Kansas-Texas (MKT) Railroad Handlan-Buck switchman’s lantern. Excellent tinware on this lantern, with virtually no rust on this bell-bottom model. Original fount with

(1 Great Northern RY by Armspear Manufacturing Company, 1925, New York, GN on Glass) (1 Missouri Pacific RY by the Hardlan-Buck Manufacturing Company, St. Louis, Very Old, M.P. on Glass)

Silver mustard pot (no line) and spoon. Manufactured by G. M. C. for the Missouri Kanas & Texas Railroad. 3.25 inches tall; bottom diameter 2 inches; diameter over handle 3.25 inches. Logo: MKT applie

Missouri, Kansas, and Texas Railroad Wooden Train Bulletin Board Board measures 26 5/8" x 35 1/2" by 3 1/8" thick. Board has typical wear for the age including paint loss and nail holes. See photos fo

Four Handlan kerosene oil railroad lanterns with clear glass globes, Missouri Pacific and (3) Pennsylvania Railroad, PRR globes have logo, 9" (height), 14 1/2" (height) with handle

Three Handlan kerosene oil railroad lanterns with red glass globes, Atchinson Topeka and Santa Fe, New York New Haven and Hartford and Washington Terminal 9" (height), 14 1/2" (height) with handle

This is a Missouri-Kansas-Texas (MKT) Railroad Cut Devil ax/mallet. Excellent condition with "MKT" impressed into the head of the mallet. Measures 19" x 10" x 2".

Lot of 2. Known as "the Katy." Inc. in 1865. Taken over by Jay Gould in the 1880s. First railroad to enter Texas from the north. 1) Pass no. A78, issued in 1912 to Mrs. LM Allen & Son. Countersigned b

Handlan bell bottom lantern with Handlan St. Louis embossed into the underside (some of the lettering has been obscured with time and wear) last patent date of 1/2/12. The shoulder is embossed with M.

Dated from roughly 1894 - 1978, Includes Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, Kansas City, Mexico and Orient, Chicago and North Western and more, largest measures 13 1/2 x 9 inches

This is a unique pair of tubular lanterns. The first is a Defiance #0 that is cast with RICHARDS & CONOVER HDW CO, KANSAS CITY MO on the fount. Plain clear globe with fount cap and burner. The second

Railroad lanterns (2), AT & SF w/embossed glass globe & Rock Island Adlake Kero, both embossed metal in Exc cond, 9.5"-10.25"H (excluding handles).