H.L. Piper CPR Tail End Lantern

Canadian. 1930s. Painted metal case. Embossed, "HLP CPR Piper", on frame 15.5" x 9.5" x 9.5". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Canadian. 1930s. Steel frame with embossed glass globe. Marked, "The Hiram L. Piper Co. Ltd. CPR", on the top of each frame. Embossed and etched, "CNX Adlake Kero CPR", on the globes. Each: 9.5" x 6"

Canadian. 1930s. Painted metal case. Marked, "HLPM C.P.R Piper Montreal", on top of frame and access door. 15.5" x 9" x 10". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Canadian. 1920s-1940s. All glass. One clear, three red, two green, and five yellow. Marked either, "Kopp Glass", "James A. Jobling" or "Corning", outer margin of rear of each lens. 5.25" Dia and 8.25"

Canadian. 1910s. Brass and glass. Marked, "H.L. Piper Montreal", on frame and fount. 11.5" x 7" x 4.75". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Canadian. 1940s. Painted metal case. Stamped, "Piper Montreal CNR". 15.5" x 9" x 9". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Canadian. 1930s. Metal frame, embossed glass globe. Marked, "HLPM" and "CNR Piper Montreal", on frame. 15.25" x 6.75" x 7.75". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

This is a Canadian Pacific RR Hiram L Piper Switchmans Lantern. C.P.R. is cast on the rim. Has the unique bullseye lens holder in front of a clear plain globe. Adlake Kero manufacturing date on the bo

This is a Canadian Pacific Railroad Hiram L Piper switchmans lantern. CPR is cast on the top rim. Cast Adlake Kero globe with CPR etched on the globe. Adlake 400 burner and correct fount. Handle has n

Hiram Piper must have made a lot of deals because you consistently see US lanterns with the Piper name. The later Kero models immediately come to mind. This bellbottom frame is clearly a Star Headligh

This is a Canadian Pacific Railroad Adlake Kero switchmans lantern. CPR is cast on the rim. Manufacturers date of 3/1956. Small hole drilled in the bottom of the fount for drainage. Correct burner and

CPR RR LANTERN, ADLAKE RED GLOBE LANTERN SIGNED HIRAM L. PIPER CO. LTD.

Canadian. 1930s. Steel frame with embossed glass globe. Marked, "Hiram L Piper Co. Ltd. CPR Adlake Kero 2-59 USA Canada Patented", on the top and bottom of frames. Marked, "Adlake Kero C.P.RY Adlake-K

A Canadian Pacific Railroad (CPR) four-lens signal lantern. Hiram L. Piper, Montreal. 15in tall.

THREE LANTERNS Railroad lantern with red lens and original burner, 14" h; Railroad lantern with green paint, wood handle, "C.P.R. - Adlakekero", "Hiram L. Piper Co", 9 1/2" h; Ship's lantern, 12" h.

A pair of Canadian Pacific Railway lanterns. Both have CPR stamped on the lid, wooden bails, Piper hallmark. Very Clean. Both made by Hiram Piper (Adlake Kero license). (1) this one has a date code of

Nice clean 16" example, Above lens embossed CPR, lower part embossed Piper// Montreal. Has 1 replaced red lens, others glass. Font and burner are intact. Only one layer of paint, showing moderate wear

Shoulder embossed with CNR and Hiram Piper. Clear Corning / Adlake Kero CNX globe with C.N.R. cast in rounded end panel. Globe has minor non visible rim chips. Body shows some minor denting, and appea

This is a pair of lanterns made by the Hiram L. Piper Company. The first is for the Canadian Pacific Railroad. It is cast with CPR on the rim. CPR is also etched into the clear Kopp circled K globe. C

519. KILGORE TAT AIRPLANE | Book example, page 207, "Cast Iron Automotive Toys, 2000." | 13.5" wingspan. | Small areas of touch-up on side of tail end, otherwise in (Excellent Condition) | $1,000 - $1

Very rare WW2 23 original Holocaust photographs from Dachau concentration camp. When the men of the 42nd “Rainbow” Division rolled into the Bavarian town of Dachau at the tail end of World War II,

Coin-operated jukebox, Wurlitzer Model 400, Extremely Rare & never offered, c.1936, tail end of the "Woody" cabinets, just before the Paul Fuller legacy begins, appears mostly complete mechanically bu

Klein, David (attributed to). TWA / Star Stream Jet. Circa 1960s. An iconic image of the tail end of a TWA Star Stream Jet airplane. 40 x 25”. Pinholes at corners, lower corner expertly repaired

Unnamed USAAF uniform from the tail end of WWII. The ribbons are nicely sewn to the jacket, and the wings are highly detailed feathering 3" sterling marked pin-back. Each shoulder has a sewn on bullio