Great American July Auction

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:

Four different Victor Lamps, patent 1921. Each is slightly different. Three brass, one nickel. State: City: HWAC#: 46469 Date:

Two brass Victor Lamps with reflectors that are more flat. State: City: HWAC#: 47009 Date:

Wolf Hand Lamp, and three other different designs. State: City: HWAC#: 48661 Date:

Two superintendent size lamps made in the style of the New York Wolf, but with no manufacturer's marks. State: City: HWAC#: 42414 Date:

This is a Wolf from the Sheffield factory. Very nice condition. May not be original reflector. State: City: HWAC#: 47160 Date:

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Three different early Wolfs from New York. One brass, two white metal. These models represent 856, 866 style, and 850 style. Two of the lamps lack ref

A pair of Wolf Carbide lamps, brass and nickel. These are duplicates. State: City: HWAC#: 46379 Date:

Shown in Thorpe on page 59 as Wolf acetylene lamp with ordinary bridal lock, order number 850. The lamp is shown in advertising form but no photograph

This is a very early Wolf carbide with the original reflector. It did not have a brass tag on the back and instead has the information punched into th

Matched pair. A brass and a nickel plated. Condition 8. State: City: HWAC#: 46465 Date:

Unusual early Wolf. Oval label on the back. State: City: HWAC#: 47237 Date:

Unusual unmarked carbide, possibly an early Wolf with a highly unusual reflector. This one's a beauty. Please inspect. State: City: HWAC...

Four different Wolf lamps. Two brass and two white metal. A nice group, please inspect. State: City: HWAC#: 47226 Date:

Three different Wolf lamps from New York. These are the early style. Brass plaque on the back of each. State: City: HWAC#: 47227 Date:

A gorgeous Wolf superintendent style lamp with the original oval brass tag from the New York factory on the back. This lamp has original brass reflect

X-ray. See Thorpe page 148, figure 86. Brass. Condition 9+. Rare. State: City: HWAC#: 46337 Date:

X-ray. See Thorpe page 148, figure 87. Nickel plated, rare, condition 9+ State: City: HWAC#: 46336 Date:

X-ray. Brass, similar to figure 86 page 148 of Thorpe. Missing attachment. State: City: HWAC#: 46338 Date:

Unusual French carbide with a small half inch diameter brass company tag on top. State: City: HWAC#: 47167 Date:

Two early carbide lamps of similar construction. Spanish. While the two lamps are nearly identical, only one is marked with the manufacturer’s name on

Foreign carbide with brass plaque GLUCK – a UK with crossed hammers. State: City: HWAC#: 47233 Date:

Two very similar large carbides, probably western European. No markings, see photo. State: City: HWAC#: 47234 Date:

Two unmarked, probable European origin carbide lamps. One brass and one white metal. Unusual. State: City: HWAC#: 47253 Date:

Two very similar large carbides, probably western European. No markings, see photo. State: City: HWAC#: 47235 Date:

Average height is 6 inches. No manufacturer marks. Please inspect. Nice group. State: City: HWAC#: 42463 Date:

1) brass and metal lamp stamped: "Bapista Aradas U Ovilho Manuel Bento", 6 inches tall; 2) oval fuel cup with bird on top, 8 inches tall w...

Probable foreign construction, 7 to 8 inches tall each. The more modern looking piece is labeled Model Deposit. Unknown manufacturers. State: Cit

Two superintendent style lamps. One is modeled after a Dewar and in general mint condition. The other is modeled after a premier from Britain. Both la

Small hat lamp, possibly a Pathfinder. See Thorpe page 69. Hook missing. The lot contains a duplicate lamp with no reflector. These two lamps are very

Unusual early carbide lamp, of probable American construction, no markings. Very distinctive. State: City: HWAC#: 46458 Date: