Steel Ship's Lamp with Red Lens

Pair antique galvanized and black painted metal ship lamps with red and blue fresnel lenses signed Perko. Glass is fine, wear to paint. 18 in tall.

An Adams & Westlake Company iron and steel switching lantern, green and red lenses, signed on the hinged top cap, patent dated 1906 with an embossed plate on the cap. As shown on page 59 of Adlake 'Si

An Adams & Westlake Company iron and steel switching lantern, white and red lenses, signed on the hinged cap, patents marked with an embossed plate on the cap. As shown on page 60 of Adlake 'Signal La

Nautical, ship lamps (2), pressed steel w/red shade, VG orig cond w/some paint wear, 25"H x 11"Dia & galvanized w/red shade, VG+ cond, 15"H x 6.5"Dia.

Ship's lantern by Perkins Marine Lamp Company with ruby red globe shaped lens, protective cage, and brass top with hoisting ring. Dimensions: 15" H (without handle) x 10" diameter. Weight: 4lbs

This Is A Antique Brass Bow Light 3 Bullseye Lenses Clear Red Blue Ship Boat Maritime Lamp That Is Made To Be Wall Mounted; And has White, Red and Blue Bulbs This Piece Is Unique Being That It Is Now

An Adams & Westlake Company steel marking or tail lamp, three lights, two green and one red lenses , marked 'Left', round body with sliding door, burner and kerosene font present, signed on the hinged

Maine lantern with ruby red globe shaped lens marked Perkins 8. This is an eight inch globe with protective brass, vented top. Hoisting and tether rings. Fitted with oil burner, Circa 1950 . 16 t x 11

Adlake railroad lamp with red and green lenses. All paint was stripped, steel was polished and lacquered. Wired for home use. Rich color to the glass lenses. Dimension: 16" H x 9"L x 9" D. 10 lbs.

Believed to be for a ship, this lamp is in a triangular shape and brass with clear, blue and red convex glass lenses with a latching back access door. No visible markings. Measures 5" x 8" (including

RED STOP LAMP LENS ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES (YES, WE SHIP!)

Early twentieth century ships lantern with galvanized steel case and brass cap with ring. There are protective bars protecting the ruby red onion lens. Hinged door on bottom and removable brass burner

Perkin’s red glass onion lamp ship’s distress lantern. With protective brass cage, vented top, hoisting ring. Lens is marked “Perkins 8" in raised letters. Fitted with wick and oil tank. 18” h

A bracket mounted on a steel plate containing a switch position indicator, with a spiked top accommodation for mounting an oil switch lamp. The lamp is a Dressel with one red lens and one blue lens wi

Ship's Galvanized Sheet Steel and Glass Distress or Signal Light, Perkins Marine Lamp & Hardware Corp. ("Perko"), Brooklyn, New York, Circa 1948. The red glass globe molded "PERKINS 10," within a prot

Non sweating Adlake lamp. 19.5 inches tall

Non sweating Adlake lamp. 17 inches tall

Railroad signal lamp by Dressel of Arlington new Jersey, Black painted steel case that is fitted. Three cobalt blue and one red lens with hinged top and carry handle. No burner, 15h x 8 dia. 8 lbs.

1- Stonebridge folding lantern with mica windows, patent 1906 10" 2- 19th c. Ships Lantern with red lens for port side. 8 1/2". 3- 19th c. Tin Lantern 8 3/4". 4- Antique Tin Lamp 6 1/4". 5- 19 th cent

Red Painted Steel Perko Ship's Masthead Light, early 20th Century, manufactured by Perkins Marine Lamp & Hardware Corp, Brooklyn NY. Electrified. Height 18 in.

Description: This lot includes a large sized brass ships lantern. The lantern has a red glass lens. See photos for details. Condition: Expected surface wear associated with age and use, otherwise in o

Heavy and well-cast Nautical Ships Light with Thick and heavy green and red glass lenses. Unmarked, Mid 20th Century or earlier. 4.5" tall, 5.5" wide, 8.5" long. Glass and Bronze is good+ Condition, o

Adlake Lamp CO Chicago, 2 Blue Glass Lenses, 1 Orange Glass Lens, 1 Red Glass Lens, Light is near perfect shape, All parts included. (Jack Claims it is a DM&IR switch light from the steel plant in Dul

Ships lantern with brass makers badge from George Carpenter of Chicago. Steel lantern with plate that reads "Patented April 1st 1913". Ruby red and green fresnel lenses with center vane. Electrified.