Antique Searchlight

A very large pair of copper searchlights with iron mounting brackets and original verdigris

THOMAS BUFORD METEYARD American, 1865–1928 Searchlights, Houses of Parliament, London (1915

A very large pair of copper searchlights with hidden mounting brackets and original verdigris

Vintage nautical search light by the Course-Hinds Company mounted on a period tripod stand. USA, circa 1940.

Light adjustable up and down and sideways; base may be ad...

About A metal and steel ship search light originally mounted on a ship, possibly the U.S Navy. Two handles on each side to tilt and swivel during the search. Steel tripod base wit...

model with twin screw, four stacks, lifeboats, two masts, rigging, deck, guns, searchlight, etc. Glass

ship at sea. Searchlights and spotlights are powerful lights with a concentrated beam that turned in

. Searchlights and spotlights are powerful lights with a concentrated beam that turned in specific directions

sides bristle with rows of cannon, and gunfire streaks like a searchlight from guns at both sides of the

breathtaking artistry, featuring a steam locomotive adorned with a white diamond-set searchlight on the front

Pair of vintage Crouse-Hinds nautical searchlights, circa 1930 Matching pair of nautical

Searchlight... Miller Mfg., Peekskill NY. The lamp and complex arm have some weight to it. That says something

searchlight platform, the body overlaid with pierced bone over faux tortoise shell veneer, on an engraved and

and identifying enemy aircraft and directing the crew served Rangefinders, Searchlights and Flak

Fun and quirky, this brass and steel searchlight is mounted on a wooden surveyor's tripod, and has

The brass searchlight has a concave clear diffused glass insert. The circular brass fixture adjusts

Vintage 1920s brass Francis searchlight with tripod. The Knurls (front bolts) are present and in

Turn of the Century American Brass Searchlight

light in specific instruments such as searchlights etc. We custom mounted them just because they are

This 14" brass and copper nautical spotlight was produced by the Sperry Gyroscope company, which operated primarily out of New York in the early 20th century. The company was founded...