This is for the pair left & right lanterns
19th century oil lanterns
Very hard to find as a pair, these would look wonderful in any room.
COACH CARRIAGE LANTERN OIL LAMP
Vintage Buggy Oil Lantern
Lantern has a nice beveled glass. There is a clamp on the back of the lantern for
mounting.
Lantern is in very good condition. Appears to be complete, all components are intact.
Measures approximately 16" tall
The width of the lantern is approximately 6.5". Guaranteed to be old and as represented. Hardware is not included for mounting.
The only thing I see is a little chip on the bevel glass, if you look above at the lower left corner you'll will see it in the about picture.
Working WICK CRANK with wick still in tact
They are a little dusty from storage
Perfect for a collector! Wonderful for any restored carriage!
Interior of Lanterns are SILVER plated
The only reason, I'm selling these items, is that I need more room in my railroad museum. Watch for my other Antique non railroad items on Ebay!
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The only reason, I'm selling these items, is that I need more room in my railroad museum. Watch for my other Antique non railroad items on Ebay!
Where The Heck Is Catawissa
"Preserving Our Local Railroad Heritage Since 1979"
Bring your camera & children they will love it. all the cabooses are displayed outside for great picture taking.
No admission charge (FREE TO THE PUBLIC TO VISIT).
We have 14 cabooses that has been completely restored and painted in authentic company colors
You can look back on the days when cabooses were common on railroads across North America.
In the early days of railroading, each crew was assigned its own caboose, which served as home for days at a time.
They could watch the cars ahead, sleep, cook and eat their meals. It was a place where the conductor and rear brakeman would do their paperwork. | | | |
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