The REVO C14409/T was the 60W-200W tungsten, top-entry, enclosed-refractor-bowl lantern in the Revo Bell-top series. Their tiny size meant they never had an integral gear, as the lantern only had room for the lamp, refractor (if it was a version that had one), and if you were lucky, a photocell unit. This version -being tungsten- did not need a gear, and the refractor is the bowl, so one was not inside.

Alrewas

Two REVO C14409/T lanterns are still extant on the canal which crosses an unnamed road next to Delhi Divan, King's Bromley Road. Both are on very tired Revo columns. This is the first example.

This is the second installation, with the first one present in the background.

This close-up unveils the REVO logo on the canopy (top-left).