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  T F Leonard High Spout.JPG - T. F. LEONARD HIGH SPOUT - Hard to find tin face lamp with high spout and brass collar, 2 5/8 in. tall to top of lid, 2 in. spout, marked T. F. LEONARD, SCRANTON, PA on font below spout, unusual in that marking is upside down, unfired condition [Thomas F. Leonard was an early lamp maker in Scranton, PA; a 1901 ad shown on the cover of Mining Artifact Collector #12 noted T. F. Leonard lamps have seamless brass collars and a brass hinge that won’t melt off, a solid lid with no soldering, six different sized spouts and a sample could be had for 10 cents]  
1882 Leonard Bros Postcard
T F Leonard Brass Screw Lid LSide
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T F Leonard Brass Screw Lid Back
Leonard oil wicks 1891

T F Leonard High Spout | T. F. LEONARD HIGH SPOUT - Hard to find tin face lamp with high spout and brass collar, 2 5/8 in. tall to top of lid, 2 in. spout, marked T. F. LEONARD, SCRANTON, PA on font below spout, unusual in that marking is upside down, unfired condition [Thomas F. Leonard was an early lamp maker in Scranton, PA; a 1901 ad shown on the cover of Mining Artifact Collector #12 noted T. F. Leonard lamps have seamless brass collars and a brass hinge that won’t melt off, a solid lid with no soldering, six different sized spouts and a sample could be had for 10 cents] Download Original Image
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