Antique Brass Conductors Railroad Lantern H.B. Mfg Co Handlan Buck For Sale

Antique Brass Conductors Railroad Lantern H.B. Mfg Co Handlan Buck
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Antique Brass Conductors Railroad Lantern H.B. Mfg Co Handlan Buck :
$228.00

For sale is an antique Nickel Plated Brass Railroad Conductors Lantern. The bottom is marked \"H.B. Mfg Co\" inside of a triangle, I believe this stands for Handlan - Buck. The Globe is embossed \"New York Central\", I do not know if this the original globe. It does not fit correctly in the lantern (is slightly too short), someone has made a circular ring out of an old cigar box to allow the globe to fit tightly. Not sure if the lantern could be missing something or if it is just the globe . The burner is marked \"Miller\" on the adjustment wheel\", as well as \"Beacon\" on the side. Lantern has plating wear in spots. The outer flange/lip of the top of the lantern has one small split/crack that is maybe \"1/4\" long (See pic 4)
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Shipping is USPS Parcel Select / Fedex Ground to the Contiguous 48 StatesMissouri Residents must pay 8.35% sales tax


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