Antique Kerosene Latern - Rustic & Collective

Description: Vintage kerosene lantern with a classic design and red glass globe, likely dating back to the late 19th or early 20th century (1890–1930). This lantern features a rustic, weathered look with noticeable rust, making it perfect for collectors, restoration enthusiasts, or those seeking a unique piece of history for display. Details: Likely a railroad or barn lantern, commonly used for lighting before electricity. Red glass globe may have been used for signaling purposes. Made from sturdy materials designed for durability and portability. Unmarked for the manufacturer, but the design aligns with lanterns by Dietz, Adlake, or similar brands from this era. Condition: Rusty and weathered, sold as-is. Ideal for restoration projects or as rustic decor. Glass globe is intact with no visible cracks. Historical Note: Lanterns like this were widely used for railroad signals, barns, and outdoor lighting in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The red globe adds to its character, reflecting its historical significance as a signaling device. Price: Asking $25 for a quick sale, but open to offers.

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