Up for auction/sale is an authentic antique Adlake Model 4435 oil-burning side marker lantern, manufactured by the historic Adams & Westlake Company. This heavy-duty industrial piece features a distinctive tiered chimney design and a prominent clear glass concentric bullseye (fresnel) lens designed to intensify the light beam. These compact lanterns were widely utilized in the early 20th century as side or cowl lighting for early automobiles, heavy service commercial trucks, and horse-drawn carriages. It makes a fantastic display piece for collectors of automobilia, railroad history, or industrial Americana. ### Product Details & Specifications: * **Manufacturer:** Adams & Westlake Co. (Adlake) * **Model:** 4435 * **Estimated Era:** Circa 1910s * **Lens:** Clear glass fresnel / bullseye lens (intact) * **Material:** Black-finished sheet metal / iron body ### Condition Report: Please review the high-resolution photos carefully to assess the cosmetic condition. * **Body:** Shows a beautiful, authentic aged patina with [minimal / moderate] surface rust, minor paint loss, and wear consistent with age and historic use. There are some minor dings as pictured. * **Glass:** The glass bullseye lens is in good shape with no chips or cracks. * **Interior:** The door hinges and latches operate smoothly. Inside. * **Markings:** Features the classic stamped details on the top cap reading. *This item is sold AS-IS as a vintage collectible display piece. Please feel free to reach out with any questions or if you require additional photos!