Three (3). American. English, German. 1800-1825. Right: C.H. Stonebridge Mfg. Co. of NYC, USA. Center: Gebr. Bing AG Nuremberg, Germany. Right: J. Lancaster and Son, Birmingham, England. Metal, glass. Left: Stonebridge galvanized steel folding lantern, mica windows, top and bottom side vents, folding bale handle and a hole in the back for mounting on the wall. WWI Folding Candle Field Lantern made for the US Army including the Medical Corp. Center: Candle lantern, metal with 3 glass panels, bale handle, slot for wall hanging. Right: Triangular Japanned tin folding Ruby candle lamp, Patent No. 8971, 2 red glass windows, used as a dark room safety lamp. Left: Embossed lettering reads, “The Stonebridge Folding Lantern, Pat'd Nov 20, 1906 & June 9, 1908” plus the embossed name of the manufacturer, “C.H. Stonebridge Mfg. Co. of NYC, Made in USA”. Middle: Label reads, "GEBR.BING Nurnberg, SIGNAL LAMP, Gebr. Bing AG Nuremberg, Germany". Right: Label on outside of lamp reads, "J. Lancaster and Son, Birmingham, England". Candle lantern has some oxidization. Lantern 2: https://collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk/objects/co8209108/lancasters-patent-ruby-lamp-safety-lamp. From the Valerie Lister Collection. Right: 10 ¼”H, 13 ¾”H to top of handle, 3 7/8”W, 4 3/8" depth. Middle: 7 1/2”L x 4 1/2”W. Right: 7 1/2”L x 4 1/2”W.