Union Rail Road Hand Lantern Vintage-Style Advertisement Print – 16" × 20"
Bring a piece of classic American railroad and lantern manufacturing history to your collection with this 16" × 20" reproduction print featuring the Union Rail Road Hand Lantern of Buffalo, New York.
The artwork showcases the distinctive Union Rail Road Hand Lantern, with its large globe, protective wire guard, ventilated metalwork, and separate base component. The design also highlights the lantern’s historic October 24, 1854 patent by E. Sirret and identifies George Peugeot, 68 Main Street, Buffalo, N.Y. as the maker.
Rich deep red, black, gold, and aged parchment tones, ornate Victorian-style flourishes, and bold period-inspired typography give the artwork the appearance of a colorful mid-19th-century advertising broadside.
With its detailed lantern illustration and railroad heritage, this print makes a great addition to a railroad collection, antique lantern collection, train room, antique shop, office, museum-style display, or vintage home décor.
Product Details
Size: 16" × 20"
Subject: Union Rail Road Hand Lantern
Patent: E. Sirret — October 24, 1854
Maker: George Peugeot
Location: 68 Main Street, Buffalo, New York
Reproduction artwork inspired by historic railroad lantern advertising
Detailed period-style lantern illustration
Rich red, black, gold, and aged parchment tones
Ornate Victorian-inspired border and typography
Frame NOT included — frame shown for display purposes only
Print Options
Giclée printing for sharp detail and excellent color 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 antique advertisement. Frame is not included.





