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New York & Erie RR Co Fixed Globe Railroad Lantern

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    Posted 16 years ago

    brooksworks
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    New York & Erie RR Co. fixed globe railroad lantern made by tinsmiths H & J Sangster in Buffalo, NY, in the mid-1850s. Globe is beautifully embossed NY&E RR Co. The oil fount removes from the bottom and is nicely hallmarked H & J Sangster, Pat. May, 1851. Unlike New England fixed globe lanterns of this era, which usually do not have a wire globe guard, this one is guarded. The NY&E RR was the first RR to connect the ocean to the Great Lakes, originally built from Piermont, NY, to Dunkirk, NY. The bracelet-style bail is typical of RR lanterns from the time period.

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    1. railnsail, 15 years ago
      This lantern is one of the nicest examples of early Railroad lighting and appears to be in exceptional shape. Great lantern! Thanks for sharing it.

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