Ships Beacon Lantern by Perko of Brooklyn New York

Polished steel marine beacon by Perkins Marine Lamp Company of Brooklyn New York. This is a battery powered back up emergency beacon. It has been fitted with an electric socket. It has been polished a

Highly polished solid copper ships masthead lantern with cut glass Fresnel lens. Wired with ac socket. With brass makers badge from Perkins marine lamp corporation, "Perko" of Brooklyn New York 8" H x

Ships starboard lantern with rich blue Fresnel lens mounted to a thick wood base. With brass cap and makers badge from Perko, Perkins Marine Corporation, Brooklyn New York. Rich blue lens looks great

Ship's Galvanized Sheet Steel and Glass Distress or Signal Light, Perkins Marine Lamp & Hardware Corp. ("Perko"), Brooklyn, New York, Circa 1948. The red glass globe molded "PERKINS 10," within a prot

SHIP'S LANTERN ELECTRIFIED - MFG. BY: PERKINS MARINE CORP. BROOKLYN, NEW YORK DIMENSIONS: 14 1/2"

Group of Three Antique and Vintage Port and Starboard Ship's Stern Lights, electrified, bronze, brass and tin. One marked Perkins Marine Co, Brooklyn New York. Large Lantern Height 15.5 in. Width 8.25

A Dietz Vesta earlier model railroad lantern frame with BRT stamped in the lid. This was the Brooklyn Rapid Transit System in New York City. either no or an obliterated "S" manufacturing code. This is

Early 20th century Red lamp marked Trademark Triplex; Further marked Pat'd 1910; Larger pair marked Manufactured by Perkins Lamp Corporation, Brooklyn, New York Three pairs of ship lamps totaling si

Two piece Lincoln Savings Banks. Brooklyn, New York. Dog and Rocket Ship. Dog's eye is missing Dimensions: 11 1/2" rocket. Dog is 9 1/2" length.

National Marine Lamp Co. New York nautical red & blue ship lanterns. 10" Tall without handle, 7" wide.

Early Transit by F.E. Brandis, Sons & Co, Brooklyn, New York scientific instrument in original case, Model, Style 26A, patina worn, comes with 19th Century Surveying Rod, case worn.

Advertising clock, "Arrow Beer", Anytime is Arrow Beer Time!, wood case, glass good, runs (bit noisy), case is 15.5" by 15.5", by Pam Clock Company, Brooklyn, New York

Solid brass nautical bow lantern from a boat by Robert Findlay of Brooklyn, New York. This is a port and starboard lantern with heavy shroud, fresnel lenses, carry handle, and hinged rear door. The s

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

Bohemian cranberry cut-to-clear ship's decanter, 20th c., etched stag decoration, unmarked, 10"h x 8"w Provenance: From the Estate of a Brooklyn New York Collector

Beacon Two-Twenty five. Flash Camera. Whitehouse Products Inc. Brooklyn, New York

Oil on Board painting is approx 33 1/2" x 49 1/2". John Reilly (1942-2021) was born in Brooklyn New York. John received his early art training at the School of Art and Design in Manhattan, where he st

FOLK ART CARVED SHIP ON BOARD, HAS US FLAGS, CIRCA 1900, UNSIGNED, BOARD MEASURES 18" X 26", FROM BROOKLYN NEW YORK ESTATE, AS PICTURED

W.H. Bartlett, (2) NYC ship engravings, William Henry Bartlett (British, 1809-1854), "Lighthouse near Caldwell's Landing (Hudson River)" and "The Ferry at Brooklyn, New York.", c. 1840, 6.5"h x 8"w (s

Made by the United Clock Corporation of Brooklyn, New York, this metal masted clipper ship provides charm, novelty and accuracy. 19 inches long, 16 inches high. United Clock Co.; Brooklyn, N.Y. Ca. 19

Solid brass highly polished starboard ships lantern with rich blue fresnel lens. Mounted to a custom wood base with rich dark finish. Engraved " National Marine Lamp Company, New York on backside. Wir

Durkee Marine products of Staten Island New York steel cased ships masthead lantern with clear fresnel glass lens. Polished and lacquered. Fitted with new wiring. Mounted to a thick wood base. Brass m

Franklin D. Roosevelt "Man of the Hour" tall spelter clock with mechanical dial, Brooklyn, New York, dated 1933, depicting Franklin D. Roosevelt manning a ship's wheel. Captioned on the base, "F.D.R.

Large size ship's corner lantern by Durkee Marine Products of Staten Island, New York. Zinc and copper construction with old brown paint. Triangular case with green colored glass light. Glass marked "