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I agree with the pricing range and the Amber might be better on a good day to the right guy. Amber was used as a Restricted Speed by MOW crews by most roads. The CB&Q might have had a different use. I think you might have meant to say "Corning" hallmark on the globes. It's a "C" with smaller "nx". The 5 1/4" tall globes often have this. The shorter post-1920 "Kero" 3" globes do sometimes have ADLAKE KERO in cast lettering in one of two locations. The CB&Q etched many of these with block "BR" lettering. I'd gladly pay $150 for the amber. Scott Czaja Bolton MA
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