Western Americana Safari

A blasting machine made by the US Army. A small brass safety lamp made by S.B.A.E. of Belgium. And an unusual brass carbide lamp with no manufacture...

A group of nine superintendent style lamps, all with problems of some sort. A variety of manufacturers, from Justrite and Dewar to Acme. Please inspec

A pair of unusual aluminum superintendent style lamps made in the style of Little Giant. No manufacturer's marks. State: City: ...

Various manufacturers. Damaged, but still a nice group and attractive to any collector. State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42

Varied group and conditions. All well used underground! Please inspect. State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42445

3 different sizes of lamps of foreign manufacture. Various sizes from 4 to 7 inches. All with timber hangers. Please inspect. Nice group. Sta

Includes: Justrite, Dewar, and Big Boy. All brass. Various conditions. Please inspect. State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 423

Three superintendent style lamps of different manufactured form. No manufacturers' names present on any. Nice group. Please inspect. S...

Probable foreign construction, 7 to 8 inches tall each. The more modern looking piece is labeled Model Deposit. Unknown manufacturers. State

Three large carbide lamps of probable foreign construction and three replaceable bases. Varying condition, no manufacturers marks. Please inspect. Ave

9.5" tall x 4.5 x 6.25". Nice display group. State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42458

Lot of 3. Two appear to be battery, the third an early carbide lamp. These were obviously used for general outdoor use including possibly railroad and

Nice variety. All used. Please inspect. State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42323

All unmarked. Variable condition, please inspect. State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42378

One is a Betty lamp in very fine condition. The other two are unusual lamps. Please see photograph. State: City: Date:

Three very large carbide lamps of foreign manufacture, probably western European. The smallest lamp is 6 inches high. The medium lamp is 7 inches high

Two nearly pristine, medium sized, hand-held, nickel-plated carbide lamps. These two lamps have no manufacturer's mark. They were probably made ...

These might be early carbide/acetylene torches. Entirely handmade, crude construction, two sizes (4 and 6 inches). Whatever the are we haven't s...

No manufacturer. Possible railroad light or signal light. Unusual. State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42439

Rare nickel plated small size "patented" carbide lamp in very nice condition. State: City: Date: FHWAC#: ...

Some have attachment devices. Each has a problem of some kind, though this is a nice group with some extra parts. Also contains a small British heater

No manufacturer shown. Early. Please see photo. State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42429

Circa 1900. Patented July 11, 1899 on the base. Probably a buggy light. Please inspect. State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42

Approximately 20 rusty underground mining artifacts, all lighting devices of some sort. Includes Wolf lamps, standard carbides, teapot and other treat

Scranton, Pennsylvania. These early safety lamps will make a fine addition to any mining collection. State: City: Date:

Brass safety lamp with the large circular brass plate. State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42420

Brass and nickel. Early. 9 inches tall. State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42448

9 1/2 inches tall. Please inspect State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42444

Appears intact, 10 inches tall. Please inspect. State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42443

With oval brass tag. 9 inches tall. Rusty top. Glass contact. Scarce! State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42447

Three smaller safety lamps. 8.75 inches tall. State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42453

Early WIC style brass safety lamp, 9 inches tall, no manufacturer's mark. Broken glass, please inspect. State: City: Dat...

All three are different, and all three have the circular brass tag on the base portion. Please inspect. State: City: Date:

No glass, possible parts missing. Please inspect. State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42416

Eleven inches tall. Glass intact. State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42431

Includes Koehler and other makers. All are 10.5. inches tall. Please inspect, a nice group. State: City: Date: FHWAC#:

Fancy construction. 10 inches tall, glass intact with no manufacturer's mark. This is the only one of this style in the collection. Sta...

Lot of 4. Koehler and others, tall variety. Please inspect. State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42454

Aluminum tag "approved under lighting schedule." No manufacturer's mark. 11 inches tall. Please inspect. State: City:...

Some with mine equipment tags, though none are labeled with the mine name. Various condition. Please inspect. State: City: Dat

10 inches tall. A nice group. c.1910-1920 State: City: Date: c.1910-1920 FHWAC#: 42450

All slightly different. Please inspect. One is marked Davis along a brass edge. Another is unmarked, and the third is a Koehler. State:

Each 10 1/2 inches tall. Common varieties. State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42452

Older brass safety lamps with glass inserts of all similar style. No manufacturer's marks. State: City: Date: FH...

Lot of two choice condition, modern style brass safety lamps. Thomas & Williams and Glenwood. State: City: Date: ...

One small teapot mining lamp. Geo. Anton, Monongahela City, Pennsylvania. State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42518

One odd shaped small teapot lamp. J. Anton and Son. Eagle. State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42519

Small teapot lamp. Possibly includes the words "C. Harris." State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42508

Three teapot lamps, all small size, and all different, made by Crown, as marked on the bottom of each. Includes a handheld teapot of unusual shape.

Two different sizes, 2.5 inches and 3 inches. Nickel plating still evident on one. State: City: Date: FHWAC#: 42506