New London Northern Brasstop Lantern CC Globe

An Adams & Westlake lantern frame with a brass top and twist off bell. There is a small brass tag soldered under the vent holes and it has "F. RUSS". This is an employee. The bell has the New England

A nice example of a 1913 Armspear "Wing Lock" twist off pot tall globe lantern frame. Clear stamping of C RR of NJ on the lid. The globe has a nice casting without panel with an extended base. Display

The frame sure looks like a Railroad Signal Lamp & Lantern to me. It has the distinctive reverse curve vertical wires and bail ears that are also RR Sig. It has a twist off bell. The brass top is is v

This is an unusual lantern with a brass top, wire bottom and a 5 3/8" size globe. I've only ever seen these made by Railroad Signal Lamp & Lantern Co in New York. This one is stamped NYNH&HRR on the l

Railroad Signal Lamp & Lantern made this wire bottom frame. It is a standard "tall globe" size that takes a 5 1/2" tall globe. It has flat verticals and one flat horizontal. It has a twist off base wi

An Adams & Westlake brasstop bellbottom lantern frame with removable bell and ice spikes on the bell. It has a nice CRR stamping on the lid. It has a fount collar that comes 2/3 of the way up the glas

A Steam Gauge Lamp & Lantern frame (not marked but guaranteed to be) with large block lettering on the lid of NYLE&W RR for the New York Lake Erie & Western Railroad. The brass top has an odd small nu

This is a well known style of frame and also cutting for the Northern of New Hampshire. This is an "Engine Base" design. This term comes from 1850's catalogs. It is narrow and was probably placed in t

The frame of this NYLE&W Railroad frame was made by Railroad Signal Lamp & Lantern Company. It uses a 5 3/8" globe. The frame has a twist off pot and burner assembly. It has been cleaned and it has a

This is a Great Northern Railroad switchman’s lantern made by Dressel of New Jersey. It is cast with “G.N.RY.” on the rim. Nice orange/amber globe. Correct fount. Burner works but is

Manufactured by the Armspear Mfg. Co. New York. "N.P.R.Y." cast on lantern rim. "N.R.R.Y." & "Safety Always" cast on red globe. Patent dates of 1888-1889.

The New London Northern was a Central Vermont predecessor that operated through Connecticut to Palmer, Massachusetts. This seems to be a nice early key with a dark patina. It was made by S. C. Thompso

The New London Northern was part of the Central Vermont Railway. Early Railroad charters were issued on a per state basis and the New London Northern was the CV's line from Palmer Massachusetts to New

Delaware & Hudson Company Adams & Westlake / Adlake hybrid lantern frame. Yes, an older Adams & Westlake top with block lettering of D&H CO stamped on the lid with a rivet top. The cage and base are a

An Adams & Westlake "Adams" model frame with two flat, soft bands that hold the top spring in place. Heritage with a star-burst pattern on the bottom. This is a common mis-match and many roads are kno

A standard Keystone "Casey" wire bottom frame with the 1903 patent date. It has a clean top with some pitting, Caseys are often pitted. Standard PRR stamping on the lid shoulder. Complete with geared

I think this is a Bohannan manufactured key. It has a ringed barrel and it definitely has the larger fancy Bohannan lettering on the front. The NLN RR initials are with an "S" for switch. The NLN is a

An unusual model Dietz "Steel Clad" that is clearly stamped ERIE RR on the lid. The Dietz info is on the very top. Tis is a tall globe model (5 1/4" globe). The frame needs a better cleaning. Some of

3 annual passes from 1873 in New England: New London Northern - Central Vermont predecessor in Connecticut & Massachusetts (2) Housatonic (3) Hartford Providence & Fishkill

An older Handlan manufactured frame with C&EI RR stamped in the lid. This was the Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad. This was a bridge line from Chicago to the deep south. The frame has a bail retai

A twisted wire vertical railroad lantern frame made but Defiance for the Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Railroad. The frame has the Defiance hallmark on the very top. The twisted wire verticals are a

A standard Dressel short globe railroad lantern frame with NP stamped in smaller letting on the lid. The frame is very nice. The globe does not have a railroad marking but it does have a Corning Cnx h

Tall clear cast globe stamped N.P.R.R. Glass is near perfect.

5 railroad lantern globes: 3 cast NYNH&H RR (2 tall, 1 is 1902 patent -+ 1 Kero) + 2 unmarked Kero size ambers.