EARLY BRASS CANAL LANTERN PIGEON BLOOD GLOBE c.1850

Early brass onion globe candle lantern with hanging ring, 17" to top of ring and 8" dia.

With glass globe. 12"H with handle. Lantern 7" H. Good condition.

An early Fireman's brass lantern made by Howard & Morse in New York. This is an unusual lantern for many reasons: (1) unique lid clips (2) odd globe size (3) unusual pinch pot. It has a Star Lantern M

LOT (4) INCL. (2) EARLY FIREMEN'S LANTERNS, BRASS SHIPS LANTERN & YELLOW TUBULAR LAMP GLOBE, 19TH C.

A Railroad Signal Lamp & lantern brass top bellbottom lantern frame with removable bell. It has the RR Sig. embossed into the brass top. It takes a 5 1/2" extended base globe. The lid has D&HC CO stam

Wow! I've not seen this model lantern before. It has some unique properties: (1) Brass top with top "skirt" (2) 6 loose verticals from both the top and the bottom assemblies (3) 2 bail clips - one on

KLONDIKE MINIATURE SKATER'S LANTERN, brass, font, burner, top with handle, colorless glass globe with "4" embossed in glass. Fourth quarter 19th/early 20th century. 7 1/4" H to brass top, base 1 5/8"

Ham Manufacturing frame with a removable bell bottom. Standard 5 1/2" height globe. The bell clip has the Ham marking. The brass top is stamped "RAILROAD 39". The verticals are the unusual Ham double

LOT (3) EARLY RAILROAD LANTERNS INCL. RED GLOBE BURNER- MARKED BRIDGEPORT 1862/ BRASS TOP W/CRACKED GLOBE- BURNER MARKED CONVEX MARCH 1, 1864/ OTHER LANTERN HAS ODD BASE PLATE

colorless globes, comprising three brass examples and a Little Bob's sheet-iron example with globe having embossed name, each with a bail handle. Each with a period burner. Late 19th/early 20th centur

Petite portside lantern in galvanized metal and brass, with red globe. C. Early 20th Century. Dimensions: H 10.5" x Dia. 4.5" Condition: Not tested. Several chips to glass ribbing. Light patination to

One PULLMAN with clear etched glass globe P.P.C CO standing approx 10" tall An 1865 Adams & Westlake Pullman lantern It has the standard threaded pot and brass burner. PULLMAN is heavily embossed

TIN AND BRASS WITH RED GLOBE - NATIONAL MARINE LAMP CO. - NEW YORK , 15"

Three-light. Dimensions: H 24" x Dia. 14.5" Condition: Some surface tarnish. Few edge chips.

Likely 17th C., Porcelain dial with single hand, bell signed Dubois Rober. Iron case set with ornamental brass. 13.5”H x 9”W - includes two iron weights and pendulum.

Antique English Brass and Etched Glass Hall Lantern , globe with tall ships decoration, wired for electricity, h. 26 in., dia. 9 1/2 in. Note: Minor chips to upper rim

Group of Three Art Deco Brass Spherical Lanterns early 20th century, each with curved glass panels, the center modeled as open joined rings, the interior fitted for three electrical candles, suspended

A nice early Adams & Westlake wire bottom frame. It just has the A&W hallmark on the bottom of the twist off base. The top has the early single rivet spring retainer. The New York Lake Erie ^ Western

An early brass top, double guard, Steam Gauge & Lantern Co. no. 6 model made in the New York Central pattern for the Grand Central Station. The lid reflector is nicely embossed "G.C. ST." The plug-in

An early fixed globe engine lantern of unknown manufacture; likely Canadian. "GTR" nicely embossed in oval panel on solid red "gold salt ruby" globe; its not flashed. Depth of red color is darker than

LOT (2) INCL. RARE EARLY ERIE RAILWAY LANTERN W/CAST CLEAR GLOBE (IMPERFECT)/PAULL'S NO. 0 FIRE TRUCK LANTERN, 19TH C.

19th Century Presentation Railroad Lantern Brass with etched glass globe, "CHIEF ENGINEER" tin burner. J. Sangster Patent - March 25 1862. Max Ht. 19 in. The Collection of Mr. John Minoia, Apalachin,

Acid-Etched Glass & Brass Terrestrial Globe Ceiling Lightearly 20th centurythe fixture with a compass-form canopy20 1/2 x 18 inchesProvenance: Private Collection, Rittman, Ohio

A #3 size nickel plated brass lantern with a wonderful blue/clear presentation globe with a wreath: #Wm Tewksbury". The frame has an old sloppy lid latch repair. It's the GLOBE!