Pullman Wheel Cut Presentation Railroad Lantern

A very unusual brass lantern with a free blown wheel cut presentation globe. The frame has a rounded top with odd vent holes. It has 6 vertical wires and the horizontal wire is not round. It is hexago

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,

Pullman lantern stamped in base & etched in globe. Chrome housing. Please read and understand the payment & shipping terms for this auction prior to placing bids.

Collection of antique railroad parts. Burners, cages caps, fonts and more. All good usable vintage parts for restoration, see photos for details as shown.

LOT (2) PRESENTATION RAILROAD LANTERNS W/CLEAR GLOBES, 19TH C.

PRESENTATION PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD LANTERN W/2 COLOR ETCHED GLOBE, 19TH C.

Unmarked 8" nickel plated brass bell-bottom lantern. Beautiful etched glass globe with the name Carrie in a wreath motif. The font & burner are intact, nickel plating mostly worn off. Unusual size.

Nickle over brass railroad presentation lantern, clear globe

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lantern with Adlake globe

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A pair of railroad lanterns: (1) CUT is Cleveland Union Terminal. It has a build date of 2-58 on the bottom. It has a blue Fresnel globe. (2) Chesapeake & Ohio Railway with C&O stamped on the very top

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Mold Blown Wheel Cut Hand Painted presentation stein with jeweled pewter lid circa late 1890's

PRESENTATION CONDUCTORS NICKEL PLATED RAILROAD LANTERN W/2 COLOR GLOBE, 19TH C. (GLOBE CRACKED)

with etched shade

PRESENTATION MAIL (MAIL) WATCH RAILROAD LANTERN W/CLEAR GLOBE, 19TH C.

early Victorian Gothic Revival tin and cast metal hexagonal centerhall hanging lantern with wheel cut frosted panels 16" x 10.25" -one corner finial missing, flaking to paint

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

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

Globe Vesta NY