Adams & Westlake Steel Guard Brakeman’s Lantern Blueprint Print – 16" × 20"

Bring a piece of American railroad lantern history to your collection with this 16" × 20" reproduction blueprint-style print featuring the Adams & Westlake Co. Steel Guard Brakeman’s Lantern.

The artwork presents a detailed technical drawing of the lantern from multiple views, including front, side, and top views, along with detailed measurements and component illustrations. The blueprint identifies the oil pot and hood, extra ratchet burner, dimensions, and individual construction details.

The original-style drawing is dated April 6, 1911, and identifies The Adams & Westlake Co. of Chicago, Illinois, making this a particularly interesting piece for collectors interested in the engineering and manufacturing history of railroad lanterns.

With its deep blueprint-blue background and crisp white technical linework, this print makes a striking addition to a railroad lantern collection, railroad-themed room, antique shop, office, museum-style display, or workshop.

Product Details

• Size: 16" × 20"

• Subject: Adams & Westlake Steel Guard Brakeman’s Lantern

• Company: The Adams & Westlake Co.

• Location: Chicago, Illinois

• Date: April 6, 1911

• Detailed technical/engineering-style illustration

• Multiple lantern views and dimensional measurements

• Features oil pot, hood, burner, and construction details

• Classic blue-and-white blueprint design

• Small hallmark at the bottom

• Frame NOT included — frame shown for display purposes only

Print Options

• Giclée printing for sharp detail and excellent reproduction

• Semi-Gloss/Satin: approximately 180–230 g/m²

Shipping

The print is shipped rolled for protection during transit.

Blank products are sourced from the USA.

Care Instructions

If dust collects on the print, gently wipe the surface with a clean, dry, soft cloth. Avoid moisture and harsh cleaning products.

Please note: This is a reproduction print, not an original 1911 blueprint or engineering drawing. Frame is not included.