Clear glass globe

Clear glass globe

 710

Clear glass railroad lantern globe
These globes were essential components of railroad lanterns, used for signaling at night. The colors of the globes had specific meanings, with white indicating it was safe to proceed, green signaling caution, and red meaning stop or danger

Clear glass globe

 710

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Product Description

Material:

Clear, molded glass, often made by companies like Corning Glass.

Shape:

Typically a rounded or slightly pear-shaped form to protect the flame from wind and weather.

Size:

Many globes from the late 1860s to the early 1900s measured around 5 3/8 inches in height.

Function:

Designed to fit securely within the frame of a railroad lantern, providing a clear view of the light source for signaling purposes.

Durability:

Constructed to withstand the rigors of outdoor use, including temperature changes and rough handling.

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