Antique Railroad Lanterns

This French brass and iron railroad lantern from the turn of the 20th century features a brass plaque marked with its city of origin, Rennes, in the region of Brittany.

This early 20th century iron and copper railroad lantern has glass on three sides and stands on four brass feet.

Used on the Paris-Lyon-Marseille railway, this pair of early twentieth century French copper and iron railroad lanterns feature their original brass oil lamps and inserts with glass ...

Antique and Rare Railroad Lantern with Cobalt Glass Signed CT Ham Manufacturing Rochester, NY C1900.

This French brass and copper railroad lantern from the early twentieth century is marked on the side SNCF (Societe Nationale des Chemins de Fer), the national railroad company of Fra...

Originally used for signaling, this French brass and copper railroad lantern from the early twentieth century features glass on two sides one of which is tinted red.

Presented is a vintage Elgin railroad kerosene lantern, with a clear glass globe and wire caging.

Pair of fine 19th century chemin de fer lanterns with original maker's label denoting the stations they served.

Train lantern lamps. Pair of Antique Dietz acme large inspector lamps railroad train lanterns New York early 1900s Designed to throw off a lot of light.

A pair of French, Belle Époque, richly patinated, brass train car lantern sconces, with a clear glass chimney. Designed as an oil lamp and converted to electric, they are recently re...

A pair of French, Belle Epoque, richly patinated, brass train car lantern sconces, with a clear glass chimney; original chain on bottom cap. Designed as an oil lamp and converted to ...

This antique railroad lantern was made by the Hiram L. Piper Company of Canada and date to approximately 1920 and was made for the Canadian National Railroad.

Adlake is best known as manufacturers of an array of transportation accessories, primarily for the railroads. The steel lantern is painted white on the inside and comes complete with...

An unusual black painted metal railroad lantern with 3 convex frosted glass lenses, hanging from an associated heavy gage wrought iron chain.

This is a railroad lantern, from The Northwest and it is in working condition. this could be used as a decorative piece indoors or can be used outdoors . it is a stunning piece, with...

Handsome railroad lantern with tooled brass and copper detail.

awesome pair of railroad spotlights
once powered by candle, now electrified
of metal construction, the light enclosure features a cylindrical shape with a round hatch

Large, graphic ship or railroad light in steel with 3 large round, ribbed glass lenses in clear (pale violet from age), red (port) and blue (starboard).
Great form and scale. ...

"The first orders for road lighting appeared in 1746, for carriages and cabs circulating in the city and under the Second Empire, for vehicles traveling at night on highways, county....

Lovely pair of Railroad station lanterns from Paris, circa 1900. Have yet to be rewired.

Used by station masters to signal approaching trains. This is brass lantern was used by the French SNCF line.

Early Railroad Signal Lantern converted into a Lamp, Swivels on wood base, 2 Amber and 2 Green Lenses.Painted Black, Dressil Railway Lamp & Signal Company, Arlington, NJ USA

Hanging Fixure in nicely aged surface and polished Brass Electrified and a great size and Scale