All three of the lanterns are attached to corner brackets; one example is behind a fence to the right, out of shot here.
The brackets are very industrial in their appearance - there are no embellishments at all. We last saw this type of lantern attached to a concrete column in Ambergate.
A series of concentric refractor rings are formed in the bowl immediately beneath where the lamp is situated.
The bowlless example can be seen at the other end of the building.
In these days of 'energy saving' lamps, seeing a tungsten filament lamp (particularly, a high-wattage type, as this is) installed is a rather uncommon occurrence.
The rather plain interior of the lantern is visible here.
A couple of views of the building itself; the clock still works and was displaying the correct time...and yes; this was ante meridiem!
