£70
Antique French Railroad Tail Light Oil Lantern
Staple Hill, Bristol
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Description
This is an antique railway tail-guard or carriage oil lantern, a classic piece of vintage railroad history typically dating from the late 19th century to the mid-20th century.
Key Characteristics:
• Purpose: It serves as a signal or tail lamp. The distinct red bullseye glass lens inside was historically used on the rear of a train or locomotive to indicate the end of the line or warn upcoming vehicles.
• Construction: It features a heavy-duty, square-shaped steel or iron body showing natural aging and surface rust patina.
• Internal Mechanism: The clear front glass door opens to reveal the original, removable internal oil or kerosene burner reservoir fitted with an adjustable wick dial
Good working condition, just wick missing
Posted: 21 days ago
Ad ID: 1803908069
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