January 24, 2024
WHEELING & LAKE ERIE RR DIETZ VESTA LANTERN WITH CUG
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WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE RAILWAY - RAILROAD (W&LE RY CO) - OHIO - DIETZ VESTA TALL BRAKEMAN'S LANTERN WITH CLEAR UNMARKED GLOBE Here's a nice Dietz Vesta tall model railroad brakeman's lantern with clear unmarked globe, stamped for the Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway Company of Ohio. Carries a code date of S-2-24, signifying its manufacture at Dietz's Syracuse, NY, plant in 1924. "W & L.E. RWY. Co." embossed on lid. Overall Very Good condition, with light surface rust. Solid correct smooth sided fount and burner. Corning "Nonex" clear globe. A nice example of a hard to find railroad. PLEASE DO NOT USE EBAY CHECKOUT SINCE THE INSURANCE AMOUNT ON YOUR ITEM WILL BE ADJUSTED BASED ON ITS FINAL SELLING PRICE! WAIT FOR OUR EBAY GENERATED INVOICE (USUALLY SENT IMMEDIATELY) AND YOU WILL BE ABLE TO CHECK OUT WITH IT! VISIT OUR "ABOUT ME" PAGE FOR NEWS ABOUT OUR UPCOMING SHOWS! TERMS: (Please review all of these carefully to avoid delays): Shortly after the close of the auction, we will email an eBay invoice to you. (1) Email your name and shipping address to us within 72 hours after receipt of our email invoice. (2) Remit payment within 5 (five) days (If you don't agree, PLEASE DON'T BID!). We accept PayPal. (3) Buyer pays Shipping and Handling and adds Insurance on all orders totaling $25.00 or more (NOTE: WE WILL NOT INSURE ANY ITEM FOR MORE
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