Description
1942 Adams & Westlake Adlake Kero Southern Railyard Railroad Lantern, Orig Red Globe
Authentic 1942 Adams & Westlake Adlake Kero railroad lantern, manufactured in the third quarter of 1942, featuring a striking red glass globe marked Southern Railway ("SOUTHERN RY".). The base of the lamp shows manufacturer date codes "Adlake Kero 3-42", as well as patent codes and "Canada 1921-1923").
A distinctive piece of American railroad history, this lantern represents the era when kerosene signal lights were essential equipment for railroad crews. The red globe was traditionally used for stop or danger signaling.
The lantern features a galvanized metal body, protective wire cage, large arched carrying handle, ventilated top and base, and a deep red glass globe. The manufacturer's markings and original date code stamped on the fuel reservoir identify its production period, adding particular historical interest and collector appeal. Displaying attractive age-related wear and an aged metal patina, this lantern retains the authentic industrial character of vintage railroad equipment. Weight: 2 lb, 3 oz.
Item Measurements: 15"H x 7.75"W x 6"D
A distinctive piece of American railroad history, this lantern represents the era when kerosene signal lights were essential equipment for railroad crews. The red globe was traditionally used for stop or danger signaling.
The lantern features a galvanized metal body, protective wire cage, large arched carrying handle, ventilated top and base, and a deep red glass globe. The manufacturer's markings and original date code stamped on the fuel reservoir identify its production period, adding particular historical interest and collector appeal. Displaying attractive age-related wear and an aged metal patina, this lantern retains the authentic industrial character of vintage railroad equipment. Weight: 2 lb, 3 oz.
Item Measurements: 15"H x 7.75"W x 6"D
