Boston Concord & Montreal Railroad Fixed Globe Lantern

BOSTON, CONCORD & MONTREAL ? RAILROAD LANTERN, OWNER NAMED E.F. LAKE, 19TH C., H. 16 1/2"

For some reason the Concord Railroad in New Hampshire ordered many fixed globe lanterns with the road initials stamped on the vent tube area. Another oddity about these lanterns is the lack of marking

An early fixed globe style lantern made for the Concord Railroad in New Hampshire. This frame has a flat band bail and a typical star-diamond-star pattern vent area. The base cup has damage on both mo

Pair of Boston, Concord, & Montreal railroad tin lanterns with etched glass shades, lacking burner inserts, ht 13", overall ht with rings 17 1/2"

RARE BOSTON & ALBANY CAST FIXED RED GLOBE RAILROAD LANTERN, C. 1870, H. 15"

Early fixed globe lantern likely made by the New England Glass Company. The globe is etched PRR and is assumed to be for the Passumpsic Railroad as opposed to the Pennsylvania. The top has moderate de

A great baggage tag from the time that the Boston & Lowell Railroad controlled the Boston Concord & Montreal Railroad. The markings are fantastic. It is tag number 12255 and it has a John Robbins hall

This lantern has a nice Steam Gauge Lamp & Lantern stamped hallmark under the vent holes on the top. The lid is clearly stamped C&MRR in round lettering that is Steam Gauge " Syracuse all the way. It'

EARLY RAILROAD FIXED GLOBE PRESENTATION LANTERN, NAMED D.D. MALLORY, 19TH C., H. 16 1/2"

This is a well known style of frame and also cutting for the Northern of New Hampshire. This is an "Engine Base" design. This term comes from 1850's catalogs. It is narrow and was probably placed in t

A very nice frame made for the Concord & Montreal Railroad by Steam Gauge Lamp & Lantern. The frame is not marked by Steam Gauge but I can guarantee they are the maker. It has a twist off bell and bra

A very rare and valuable key is this Boston Concord and Montreal Railroad brass key. It is stamped BC&MRR on the front, and has the hallmark of SHERBURNE & CO, BOSTON MASS on the back. Tapered barrel.

C. T. Ham manufactured brass top cast fixed globe. This model has the 3 vertical support wires. Some do not have this. The brass top is surprisingly good. The black paint was brushed on. You can see b

A pair of lanterns from the Boston & Maine Railroad: (1) Armspear with B&M RR stamped on the lid and a clear cast B&MRR globe (2) Adlake Reliable with B&M RR stamped on the lid and a B&MRR clear cast

These Peter Gray single red lens lamps were probably used as tender lamps on old steam locomotives. They are often marked for the Boston & Maine or Concord & Montreal Railroads. That dates them to the

A fixed globe, brass bell bottom with double ring globe , ornately engraved "JER'H PRESCOTT", "MASTER TRANSPORTATION", and "EASTERN RAILROAD". Holes drilled in base cylinder, plug soldered in fount bo

Likely made for the Passumpsic RR, this is a star-diamond-star fixed globe model with melon shaped, single ring globe and bayonet fount. The glass fount and its holder are missing. The cranberry red g

An unknown Star-Diamond-Star fixed globe model with a large crimped chimney and small hanging loop. The bayonet fount has matching 5-point star draft filigree and is missing glass insert fount. There

An unknown Star-Diamond-Star fixed globe model with a large crimped chimney and small hanging loop. The bayonet fount has matching 5-point star draft filigree and is missing glass insert fount. There

PAIR EARLY FIXED GLOBE RAILROAD LANTERNS W/ RUBY GLOBES, C. 1850'S, H. 17"

A pair of Boston & Maine railroad lantern globes: (1) tall 5 3/8" with extended base and B&MRR cast in a rectangular panel. Heavy and nice casting (2) Kopp manufactured Dietz Vesta 4" tall amber with

LOT (2) EARLY FIXED GLOBE RAILROAD LANTERNS (1) NEEDS BURNER, C. 1850, H. 17"

An interesting fixed globe railroad lantern, home made in the tin shop of the Little Miami Railroad in Ohio. This example is in stellar condition with a nice olive patina and no evidence of rust anywh

RARE EARLY FIXED GLOBE RAILROAD LANTERN SIGNED GEO. H. MASON SEPT. 30TH 1862