Great American July Auction

Unusual early heavy duty brass carbide with no markings. Resembles an early Wolf but it's difficult to tell if this is American or European. S...

Two unmarked large carbides. These are similar to Wolf models but also similar to some European lamps so we don't know the origin. One has a woo...

Large carbide. Unmarked handheld. This is an early lamp in excellent condition but no marking. Probably American, certainly pre-date the Justrite mode

Heavy duty unmarked brass carbide. Similar to some Wolf models and some European models. State: City: HWAC#: 47249 Date:

Two different lamps, nickel plated, post Patton, similar to model 50 and model 80. State: City: HWAC#: 47228 Date:

Brass. Unusual early brass lamp with the hook instead of attachment. Appears to be American construction, similar to Baldwin 36 in Thorpe. Rare and ea

Unmarked handheld carbide, possibly a prototype. Distinctly American. State: City: HWAC#: 47254 Date:

Four different large carbides of similar construction. The first has a brass diamond marked KIH. Second has a red paper label DARELBERRADE. The third

This is an unmarked large carbide that may be a pre-patent Wolf, New York. State: City: HWAC#: 47229 Date:

Probably foreign manufacture. 5 inches tall. Only one with reflector. Please inspect. State: City: HWAC#: 42464 Date:

Two unmarked carbides in the style of Justrite and Dewar. Both heavily used. Please see photo. State: City: HWAC#: 47247 Date:

Unusual superintendent style carbide lamp, tall, 9 inches tall with unusually small original reflector present. No manufacturer's name anywhere....

Odds and ends from the collection. Two FISMA carbides, one unmarked carbide and a third ancient lighting device probably for a buggy or a wagon as wel

Lot of three: 1) Justrite, U.S.A.; 2) Carbide Mine Lamp by Dewar Mfg. of Brooklyn N.Y.; 3) Green and Red lamp. State: City: HWAC#: 48659 Da

Three large carbide lamps of probable foreign construction and three replaceable bases. Varying condition, no manufacturers marks. Please inspect. Ave

Unusual HARDSOCG container to hold water matches and carbide. See Thorpe page 235. Rare. State: City: HWAC#: 47177 Date:

Unusual carbide and water flask similar to HARDSOCG, no manufacturer stamp. Similar to an image titled "Miners Filling Station" shown on p...

Seven different carbide flasks. Unusual, nice collection. Please inspect. State: City: HWAC#: 47179 Date:

4.5 inches tall. There is a sticker with filling instructions on the exterior and a hook inside the bottom end. No manufacturer marking. State: C

Two early belt underground electric lamps by Edison. State: City: HWAC#: 47265 Date: