LaFrance fire engine lantern by Dietz, "American LaFrance Fire Engine Co Inc. Elmira, N.Y." kerosene

LaFrance fire engine lantern by Dietz, "American LaFrance Fire Engine Co Inc. Elmira, N.Y." kerosene lantern, in old red paint

Dietz King / A.L.F. plated fire lantern. The water shield is embossed on one side with Dietz and a patent date of AUG 27 07 and American LaFrance Fire Engine Co. Inc. Elmira N.Y. on the other side. Ta

Original American La France Fire Engine Co. Fire Dept Lantern Dietz King. Item has a Copper Bottom.18 1/2 Tall x 8 Wide

Dietz American LaFrance Fire Insurance Co. Lantern Elmira New York. Dimensions: 19" X 7"

LA FRANCE FIRE ENGINE CO., ELMIRA, NEW YORK 19 1/4" X 15 1/4 FRAMED

American-LaFrance Operator's Instruction Manual Fire Engines by American LaFrance Fire Engine Company, Inc. El Mira, New York 4th Edition, 1924. Canadian Factory, Toronto Canada. 198 pages includes il

Some scratches and chips in the enameling. 3 inches wide. Provenance: From the Estate of Raymond Bentley.

(3) Franklin Mint fire trucks c/o American La France Series Aerial Ladder truck, Chicago Fire Co. Luverne Pumper truck, and 1938 Ford Fire Engine (damaged in shipment, loose parts in box)

Twentieth century. Oval reproductions. United Firemen's Insurance Co. with "U.F." and steam fire engine. 9"h. 11.5"w. And an owl clutching a quill pen. 12.5"h. 8.25"w.

American, early 20th century, fire horn, hose nozzle, scroll and floral engraved cartouche inscribed "Relief Engine Co./No2/New Rochelle, N.Y./1906/Presented by/Geo. V. Hobart./Pelham Mano/N. Y.", no

THE CHARLES WM DOEPKE MFG. CO, MODEL TOYS - ROSSMOYNE - AUTHORIZED BY AMERICAN -LA FRANCE ALFCO 30"

Nickel-Plated Brass and Etched Glass Steam Pumper Fire Engine Lantern, Devoursney Brothers, New York, New York, Late Nineteenth Century. The front ruby glass bevelled pane etched and flashed with a vi

Toy fire truck, Doepke Model Toys American-Lafrance Ladder Fire Truck, Model #2008, Charles Wm. Doepke Mfg. Co.-Rossmoyne, OH, pressed steel, extension ladder w/operational steering, (missing addl lad

DIETZ FIRE DEPT. LANTERN - SEAGRAVES CO. COLUMBUS, OH, 19" X 8"

This is a great example of an American ship engine order telegraph. This piece is clearly marked on the glass dial, Jos. Harper & Son Co. New York, NY. The entire piece measures approximately 44.5 inc

Two Dietz kerosene oil railroad style safety lanterns with clear glass globes, Mill Lantern (globe marked "Dietz Fitzall N.Y. U.S.A.") and King model Fire Dept (globe marked "Dietz Fitzall N.Y. U.S.A.

[CALIFORNIA] -- [FIREFIGHTING]. Fire helmet, badges, photographs, and more associated with San Francisco firefighter Ernest Nelson, Engine Co. No. 42, ca 1910-1930s. Small archive highlighted by photo

A Vintage 1950s DIETZ 8-Day oil kerosene railroad lantern, painted tin and red glass globular body. NY, U.S.A. Marked on the top and underneath. Dimensions: Body Tall 9 3/4" inTotal With Handle 14 1/4

Offered up on lot 407 is an early GTF INC. "Authentic Shipwear" brass kerosene lantern. Manufactured in London, this lamp would likely be used as a cabin light or by the ships night watch. At 13 1/4"

These lanterns are a great match from two different lantern manufacturers. One is a Victor from Dietz with glass globe. One is a Victor Embury Mfg Co. No. 210 Supreme with Dietz glass globe.

These lanterns are a great match from two different lantern manufacturers. One is a Victor from Dietz with glass globe. One is a Victor Embury Mfg Co. No. 210 Supreme with Dietz glass globe.

Three Dietz kerosene oil Night Watch safety lanterns, City of L.A. with a blue glass globe (marked "Dietz Night Watch Fresnel Syracuse N.Y. U.S.A.) , J.E. Young and Co. with a red glass globe (marked

Union Pacific Big Boy; 4-8-8-4; #4024; Black-Aster Steam Coal; American Loco. 1944 Co. Limited; 1 Gauge; Engine-33", Tender-18"

Early 20th century. Reflectors on both. One marked "Dietz Fitzall NY USA" on globe and other marked "2 CB Camlox" to base. 15.5" h.

A LARGE PARCEL GILT MEGILLAH CASE. Vienna, 1880. Engine turned bright cut decoration. Center cartouche with inscription dating to “5640” and previous owner’s name “Marcus Judah Eskenasi”. To