"H.B. Smith Machine Co.", Archive

American Star High Back Wheel Bicycle Photo Cabinet Card. Believe this is an American Star from Smith Machine Co. circa 1880's. some soiling consistent with age. 6 1/2" x 4 1/4"

ASSORTED MODEL AIRPLANE ENGINE IGNITION COILS WITH BOXES, LOT OF 16, manufacturers including The Aero Spark Company, Nathan R. Smith Mfg. Co., and Nutley Tool & Machine Co., each with original boxes.

The American Star Bicycle was invented in 1880 by G. W. Pressey and manufactured by the H. B. Smith Machine Company in Smithville, Burlington County, New Jersey. It was characterized by a small wheel

Twelve cast iron advertising paperweights, to include Picket Ice Refrigerating Machines, Penn, White Mountain Refrigerators, Smith Bros. cough drops, U. S. Malt Co., American National Bank, Allen Brad

Made up of 14 bells, each from a different Connecticut manufacturer. Including WH, WV, B & L, HB, G & A, W & N, HS & Co, NS, WM, JS, JA & W, Parsons and Smith, B & S, and N & S. 4 showing damage. Exce

C. 1929 - 1931. Manufactured by the Amusement Machine Co. and representing the 1927 World Series, this rare floor model arcade machine in a walnut cabinet shows a full infield with batter and umpire.

Very rare cast-iron single column tab gum vending machine from the American Vending Machine Co. circa 1902. This machine sold Kis-Me gum and has a porcelain sign on the front advertising it. The sign

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate canteen identified to S. D. Smith, Co. A, 7th Mississippi Infantry Battalion. 7 3/8 in. dia. x 2 1/4 in. dp. wooden drum canteen with iron hardware, carved body, and approx. 4

A Large Silver-Plated Trophy Punch Bowl, Mark of Rogers Smith & Co. circa last quarter of 19th century, Meriden, Connecticut, with horse head, acanthus leaf, and grape motifs at the rim, raised on a d

C. 1897, Samuel Nafew Co. An exceptional and beautiful early poker trade stimulator featuring Palmer Cox Brownies on the ornately casted housing. This machine features five drop card reels of miniatur

HB & CO. CHOISY LE ROI Large jardinière with mallard duck and ducklings, France, late 19th C. Majolica Signed 21" x 24" x 17"

Victor Talking Machine Co. Model V Phonograph Gramophone. Tag affixed to the base and original label attached. Serial number 18384. Measures 30" H with horn. Condition: Working condition. The gallery

Ornate cast iron scale that operates with Australian or British one cent coins. The large dial touts "All British Manufacture" and the weight increments are detailed in pounds and stones, where each s

Bar top saloon lighter with oil lamp and amber globe. Lighter has marquee with an image of lion. Base reads “Barnes Smith and Co. Cigar Manufactures Binghamton, NY.” Includes a key. Circa 1890’s

This floor model strength tester arcade machine has an oak cabinet with ornate nickel-plated castings. Inside is a is a 25 pound ball that measures a patron's strength from 0 to 1000 with varying resu

C. 1910, The Advance Machine Co., Chicago, IL. Arguably one of the most iconic cast-iron peanut machines. Classic hourglass globe, early dark red paint with pinstriping, and at a tall 20", the Advance

Advanced Machine Co. Vintage 3 Cent Gum-ball Machine Measures 14.25x6.25x6 inches. No key, untested.

Nicely framed and matted with heavy green paper. Bottom left corner reads "Engines and Threshing Machinery", signed in the bottom right-hand corner "Orcut Litho Company, Chicago". Strong, bold image o

This is a very early cast-iron check protector manufactured by the Defiance Machine Company of Rochester NY. Patent applied 1899 and issued 1907. Weighing 30 lbs. in original copper flash finish and a

Climax 10 Advance Machine Co. copper red gumball vending machine. Measures 20" high. Property from the estate of Walt Disney Imagineer John Patrick Burke.

Circa 1920's marked (International Vending Machine Co. StLouis MO) cast iron table signed on both ends. H 31" w 33" d 24". Found in Arvada CO collection. good solid condition.

Roulette Pocket Watch “Barnes, Smith & Co. Manufacturers of Fine Cigars Binghamton, N.Y”. Maker unknown, ca. 1910s-20s. Mild wear, soiling, working. Very good. An unusual advertising/gamin

C. 1913. The Victor talking Machine Co. The XXV phonograph was first introduced in 1913 and given the name "Schoolhouse" due to its specific use in schools and institutions. It was also the last phono

Victor Talking Machine Co. Rare Walnut Victrola VV120. Manufactured in Camden, New Jersey