Early 20th Century Railroad Lantern with Fresnel Lenses pirate The cylinder is aluminum made

The cylinder is aluminum made to look like wood

paint placed over some damage to keep it readable

one of the small glass shades does exhibit a crack (please refer to photos)

This antique cabinet is made from oak and appears to be a sort of medical incubator of the time

The name Claddagh comes from an area in County Galway where the symbol was first invented

Early 20th Century Railroad Lantern with Fresnel Lenses pirate The cylinder is aluminum madec. 1900s; The Handlan Buck Co. St. Louis Antique painted cast iron kerosene railroad lantern with fresnel lenses. This piece was manufactured by Handlan Buck, a prominent manufacturer of railroad lamps and lanterns that operated from the 1850s until the 1970s. The company was both highly respected and patronized by railroad companies, with strong sales in its home region of the Midwest. As evidenced by an embossed ownership tag, this particular lamp