Two Railroad Lanterns Antique E J & E Kerosene Signal Battery Trains Engine Old on 2040-parts.com
Joliet, Illinois, US
This sale is for two old railroad lanterns. Both are missing parts. The kerosene lantern is E J & E (Elgin Joliet & Eastern). You can see E J & E on the lantern top. The kerosene burner parts are missing. The battery lantern has no lens, but the rubber covered handle is in very nice condition. The kerosene lantern is 10 inches tall. Its base is 6 3/8 diameter. The battery lantern is 12 inches tall with a 5 1/4 base diameter. You may call if you have questions 815-726-6455. Bruce in Joliet, Illinois. I hope these old lanterns find a good home where they are appreciated.
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