Great American July Auction

Two of the very earliest Justrite lamps. See Thorpe page 128. These two lamps have patent December 17, 1901 and May 7, 1912. One of the two is the con

Circa 1913. See Thorpe page 129 figure 14. The earliest of these as a single patent date, May 7, 1912. This lot has two identical lamps, one slightly

See Thorpe page 129 figure 14. This is the second oldest, patent date 1901, 1912, and 1913. This lot has two lamps, both slightly different with the s

See Thorpe page 129, figure 14. This model has three patent dates, the latest of which is November 23, 1915. This is a pair. Identical. State: Cit

Justrite number 44 belt carbide apparatus tube to a light on the hat. Patent 1914. Unusually rare. State: City: HWAC#: 47260 Date:

A group of five Justrite superintendent style lamps. This group of five are duplicates in the main collection. A number of different varieties here. A

Justrite with miners candlestick attachment. Condition 9. This is addition for any mining collection! State: City: HWAC#: 46364 Date:

Seven Justrite lamps, all brass, all with the small reflector. All in excellent condition, two different attachment devices, later generation of Justr

Five Justrite early lever-feed lamps circa 1913 to 16. Each of these are slightly different. State: City: HWAC#: 46357 Date:

Three different Justrite Lamps with two attachment messages to the back. Difficult to discern the reflector type which is attached to the body of the

Early models. The latest patent date is 1901. One in nickel plate the other brass. A nice early pair. State: City: HWAC#: 47172 Date:

Two different Justrite lamps of identical construction, one brass, one nickel plate. Two different attachments on the back. Each have three patent dat

Four carbide lamps, similar to Lot 46362, but different. Patent applied for. But each has a reflector of the same metal as the body, unlike four 46362

Three early Justrite, variety, each has a different hat attachment device, which is what sets this lot apart from the others. State: City: HWAC

Four Justrite lamps. Each lamp has a distinctly separate reflector, which fits snugly into the body. Each has a lighting device. Lamps say patent appl

A collection of eight handheld small Justrite lamps, each of which appears to be different. All are nickel plated. They all look similar but are not.

Five Justrite carbide lamps with medium size reflectors. These lamps are later model Justrites, all identical, a nice display. All excellent condition

Three small Justrite Lamps with medium size reflectors. This group is a generation or two older than ID 46366. A nice group, all very fine to excellen

Two Justrite brass lamps with 1912, 1913, 1915 patent dates. Small reflector attached to the body, identical hat hooks. Different than others in the c

Four handheld small to medium Justrite lamps with the reflector. Smoothly fits to the body. Three are nickel plated, while one is brass. Different fro

Five nickel plated handheld Justrite lamps. One is a little smaller than the others with a unique connection to the body. Different than others in the

An unmarked large carbide, with handle and hook in brass in the style of Justrite but completely unmarked. Excellent condition. State: City: H

Four Justrite lamps, with reflectors smaller than those in 46369 with the distinctly different backside of the reflector. Each is handheld. Excellent

Early Justrite style brass lamp pair with hand holder. Large 6 inch reflector. Marked Justrite with a 1915 patent date. One lamp in brass and the othe

Three different Justrite superintendent lamps, hand held with hooks and handles. State: City: HWAC#: 47171 Date:

Three brass handheld lamps with nickel reflectors. The attachment of the reflector to the body is similar to the attachment method in 46370. Different

Two tall body Justrites, duplicate to the collection, excellent condition. State: City: HWAC#: 47007 Date:

Two Justrite repair kits in original boxes. The boxes are heavily worn. Tops detached. 10 x 8 x 2.5 and 6 x 8 x 2 State: City: HWAC#: 47270

Really neat piece to complement your carbide lamp collection and possibly help you replace missing parts. Justrite engraved metal box with sloping gla

Uncle Sam carbide mine lamp. Made by Justrite. A removable spiral valve, stem improved tip protector, travel proof water. For use in wet mines. Rare,

By Fred R. Belt Company. Please inspect. State: City: HWAC#: 47006 Date:

Large Lux, from Sweden. Oval brass tag on the back, black, no reflector. The only one in this collection! State: City: HWAC#: 47161 Date:

An unusual lamp marked "The Pinnacle Lamp" behind the holder on the backside of the lamp. This is a cast lamp similar to the Little Giants...

Two large lamps, one appears complete, the other without reflector. The name is embossed in the metal itself. Please inspect. State: City: HWAC

Two Premier lamps from Leeds. One has the brass plaque insignia, the other does not. The one with the insignia has a brass top, the one without is all

Three Premier carbide Lamps. Three different reflectors, all small size of brass. State: City: HWAC#: 46463 Date:

Two Premier Cristella carbide lamps from Leeds. One and a half inch diameter brass tag on the back, brass top, white metal bottom. Both lamps nearly i

This large carbide is nearly identical to the Premier. It differs slightly, has no markings whatsoever and maybe an early model of a Premier. State:

Highly unusual handheld and handled carbide made by Riemann. This unusual carbide has dual opening doors to expose the glass shielded lamp. A beauty.

Two slightly different lamps manufactured by Shanklin of Springfield, Illinois. State: City: HWAC#: 46348 Date:

Five different Simmons lamps. These are all slightly different and all from the second generation. State: City: HWAC#: 46347 Date:

An early Simmons carbide lamp made under the Baldwin name. Similar to the lamp in Thorpe on page 38. Rare. State: City: HWAC#: 46343 Date:

An early Simmons carbide lamp made under the Baldwin name. This piece is the same as seen on page 38 of Thorpe. State: City: HWAC#: 46344 Da

Two very early Simmons lamps in brass. One has the reflector support behind it, the other does not. Both lamps are void of the carbide measuring tool

A brass and nickel plated example of the handheld small Simmons lamp. The brass lamp is missing the handles. The reflector attachments are slightly di

Two Stella carbides, one with reflector and one without. Both with brass tags, both different. Nice group. State: City: HWAC#: 47174 Date:

Three different small Sun Ray carbide Lamps. Please see photo, nice group, all with different reflectors. State: City: HWAC#: 46342 Date:

Sun Ray, with the Sun Ray reflector. See Thorpe page 52, figure 17 center. Condition 9. State: City: HWAC#: 46340 Date:

Two different Sun Ray lamps, one in brass, one nickel plate. Same style, this is a matched pair. State: City: HWAC#: 46341 Date:

A nickel and a brass deep dish reflector small cap lamps. State: City: HWAC#: 47008 Date: