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Railway Lamp & Bracket
-CN marked font with metal wall-mounting bracket -Nustyle burner -approx 14" h including glass hurricane height
CPR Conductor Hat
-a great historical Canadian railway piece -gold banding and crackle leather brim -gold bullion wire embroidery lettering -likely used between late 1940s to 1960s
CNR Torch Lantern
-marked CNR -two spout design for wicks, screw-on cap with safety chin -used to light high lanterns near tracks -approx 5" h x 17.5" w
CNR Oil Can
-marked CNR -lid with safety chain -typically used to fill train lanterns or lubricate mechanical parts -approx 7.5" h x 11" w
NYCS Oil or Water Can
-New York Central System -approx 14.5" w x 12" h including handle
Early Railway Lantern
-metal body, unmarked, and large glass lens on door -E. Miller & Co., Conn. burner -oil or kerosene -often used for both illumination and signalling -approx 14" h including handle
The Adlake Non-Sweating Lamp
-marked TH&B -Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo Railroad -specialized heavy kerosene signal lamp -these were mounted or hung at specific points along the tracks, such as track switch points -plastic yellow lens -approx 14" h not including handle
Railway Switch Lamp Fonts
-2 x antique oil fonts with burners -one with mini PYREX hurricane -these were used inside switch lamps or semaphore lamps to illuminate the signal lenses
CNR Railroad Crew Lantern
-often used by ground crew, such as brakemen or conductors to signal -marked CNR -Hiram L. Piper Co. lantern -with orange Adlake Kero shade -approx 10" without handle
NYNH&H Railroad Crew Lantern
-often used by ground crew, such as brakemen or conductors to signal -marked NYNH&H -New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad -Dietz Vesta, NY lantern -with red Dietz Vesta glass shade -approx 10" without handle
CPR Railroad Crew Lantern
-often used by ground crew, such as brakemen or conductors to signal -marked CPR -Hiram L. Piper Co. lantern -with red glass B&O RR shade, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad -approx 10" without handle
MCRR Railroad Crew Lantern
-Michigan Central Railroad -often used by ground crew, such as brakemen or conductors to signal -both shade and lantern are marked MCRR -The Adams & Westlake Co. "Adlake" lantern -with clear glass shade -approx 10" without handle
NYC Railroad Crew Lantern
-New York Central -often used by ground crew, such as brakemen or conductors to signal -shade marked NYC Lines -lantern marked New York Central -Dietz Vesta Co. lantern -with clear glass shade -approx 10" without handle
CNR Railroad Crew Lantern
-often used by ground crew, such as brakemen or conductors to signal -marked CNR -Hiram L. Piper Co. lantern -with blue unmarked glass shade -approx 10" without handle
Adlake Reliable Railroad Crew Lantern
-often used by ground crew, such as brakemen or conductors to signal -patented 1908, 1909, 1911 and 1913 -The Adams & Westlake Co. lantern -with clear glass shade, marked USA -approx 10" without handle
Ravo Railroad Crew Lantern
-No. 39WB -often used by ground crew, such as brakemen or conductors to signal -with clear glass shade, marked ERRCo. (Erie Railroad Company) -approx 10" without handle
GTR Railroad Crew Lantern
Grand Trunk Railway (UK) -often used by ground crew, such as brakemen or conductors to signal -E.T.Wight & Co. lantern, Hamilton, Ont. -with orange Adlake Kero shade -approx 10" without handle -clasp for top needs repair
NYCL Railroad Crew Lantern
-New York Central Lines -often used by ground crew, such as brakemen or conductors to signal -Dietz Vesta Co. lantern -with clear glass NYCLines shade -approx 10" without handle
NYCL Railroad Crew Lantern
New York Central Lines -often used by ground crew, such as brakemen or conductors to signal -Dietz Vesta Co. lantern -with clear NYCS glass shade -approx 11" without handle
HAWK Rim Spreader
-cast iron -made in Canada -circa 1920s/1930s
R&H Corn Sheller
-Root & Health Mfg Co., Plymouth USA -cast iron
Antique Corn Sheller
-cast iron -unmarked
Antique Corn Sheller
-cast iron -unmarked
Black Hawk Corn Sheller
-Erie Iron Works, St. Thomas, Ont. -patent April 5 1887 -cast iron
Cast Iron Tractor Seats
-2 x unmarked tractor seats -cast iron
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