Antique Dietz No. 2 D Grown Kerosene Railroad Lantern Red Globe 13" Farm Primitive Rusty No Glass New York USA Rusty Industrial Cabin Decor

Antique Dietz No. 2 Grown Kerosene Railroad Lantern Red Globe 13" Farm Primitive Rusty No Glass New York USA

This vintage lantern is a classic piece of Americana. Made by Dietz, a trusted brand in lanterns since 1840, this No. 2 Grown lantern was once used on railroads and in barns. The lantern has a large kerosene oil reservoir, and though the glass is missing, it is still a great piece for collectors or for decorative purposes. The lantern was made in the United States and has not been modified from its original design.
Great to restore it is all there only missing glass. Measures in approx. inches:13" H. with handle up 19" H X 8.5" W X 8.0" D.
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Robert Edwin Dietz first began selling whale oil and camping lamps and lanterns in 1840 at the age of 22. Robert and his brother Michael patented the first practical flat wick burner especially designed for the then new fuel oil, kerosene, in 1859. The following decade Robert sold his interest in "Dietz & Company" to begin manufacturing "Irwin Patent" tubular lanterns after buying the defunct Archer and Pancoast Company from a receiver in 1868. Since that time the R.E. Dietz Company manufactured hundreds of lantern models, and pioneered the automotive lighting industry.