conductor lamp

[lyon76]

hello everyone, new to the forum and pretty much led's, i have a small conductor lamp that i use on the railroad for switching boxcars, anyways its made byStreamline Products out of Missiouri, it runs on 2 D batteries, and has a spot screw-in e10 and a round screw-in e10 bulbs, the spot i need for riding cars into tracks too see greater distances and the more 360 for giving lamp signals to the engineer and for reading switchlists. so i would like suggestions on which e10 screw-in bulbs to get and from where please? like i said i need a good spot for distance and a good wide beam for giving signals to the engineer who could be upto 1000 feet away, thanks again guys, any help is appreciated.

 

[bladerunner]

Welcome to CPF. Maybe the guys over in the Lantern section of CPF would be able to help a little more. I did a google search for e10 bulbs and came up with bulbtown.com
Maybe they have something for you...good luck. That sounds like a cool light..is it old?

 

[Locoboy5150]

:welcome:

I don't have any answers to your questions, but please post some pictures of your lamp, if possible. I'm a railfan so I'd love to see it, especially if it has nicks, dings, and scratches from a life on the rails!

 

[gt_mule]

Oh how I would love to put a wand on my 6P and call it good...

Kick 'em!

 

[^Gurthang]

lyon,

Is this the lantern you're referring too?

It matches your description in the OP.