Signal Lantern

attentively restored. This circa 1940 maritime lantern has a tempered glass lens, working brass signal

A pair of English Railroad lamps/lanterns, c1920-1935. Could be converted into hanging lanterns or

Presented is a marine oil fired signal lamp made by the famous Davey & Co., London. It’s quality

. Production: 1960s. Manufacturer: FAMOR Bydgoszcz - a company producing headlights, signalling and signal

signal train lantern was converted into an electric lamps with two light sources; the red lens light from

Steel cased ships lantern with brass and copper elements. Copper bars protect the ruby red Fresnel

Solid copper highly polished and lacquered ships signal lantern with brass makers badge from Davey

Originally used for signaling, this French brass and copper railroad lantern from the early

bottle or decanter within in the form of a Marine or Railway Signal Lantern The underside is where the

A copper and brass signal light by William Harvie & Co Ltd, Glasgow, numbered 6620, constructed in

Polished aluminum nautical beacon light mounted to a custom wood pedestal. There is a carved rope border on the bottom of the base. Pleasant aqua blue lens. Circa 1960 Weight: 21 ...

Originally used for signaling, this French copper railroad lantern from the late nineteenth century

lantern would be swung back and forth horizontally across the tracks and the signal to proceed was to move

Solid copper ships signal lantern with hinged top, carry handle and fresnel lens. Wired for home

This antique railroad lantern was made by the Hiram L. Piper Company of Canada and date to

This vintage railroad lantern is remarkably completely unsigned with respect to both the maker, or

This is a large vintage solid copper and brass nautical 203 Mast head Light, Maritime signal

Fine old maritime Signal lantern with rich ruby red lens with protective iron cage, vented top

Rare nostalgic Chicago railroad lantern opportunity. An original fine quality signed Railroad

Lovely small vintage square signal oil lantern featuring four orange, blue, red and white tinted

A great old signal lantern used on the railroads.

Early Railroad Signal Lantern converted into a Lamp, Swivels on wood base, 2 Amber and 2 Green

lanterns, chart cases, signaling devices, etc. This lantern, made of heavy-gauge brass, copper, and

high two lanterns as a signal from Paul Revere that the British were marching to Lexington and Concord

A solid brass daylight signaling lamp salvaged from a Japanese naval vessel and attentively