Early Cast-Iron Mutoscope Marquee "Chicago Street

A c. 1900 1¢ floor model Mutoscope in antique copper finish with "Electric Chair at Sing Sing!" reel. Marquee placard shows "Real Moving Pictures!" and photo of any early electric chair with gent

Exceptional early 1900s cast iron 11'-11"h outdoor street light. We have the original mint condition shade. I believe that this could have come out of the Watertown or Carthage, NY area. Light works a

corner sign, two sided, 'W 48th St' and 'Central Ave'; 24"w, 20"l, circa 1874

2 cast iron marquees for mutoscopes include 1 horizontal 2 piece for clamshell models and 1 vertical for the pressed steel models. Both in good unrestored condition.

2 cast iron marquees for mutoscopes include 1 horizontal 2 piece for clamshell models and 1 vertical for the pressed steel models. Both in good unrestored condition.

Unique early single sided ornate cast iron Rookwood Road street sign. Appears to be in good original condition with paint loss, discoloration, some edge chips and wear from age. Displays extremely wel

A pair of early 20th century cast iron bookends with colonial street scene. Made by Bradley and Hubbard in Connecticut, USA. Manufacturer mark on back of each. 5 1/2" tall. *notes- patina.

This is an original cast iron marquee to a Caille mutoscope. Caillle drop card machine with an original wheels of mystery fortune teller cardboard sign. Keys: No

TWO "STOP / GO" TOY STREET SIGNSHighlighted by the early cast iron "ARCADE" yellow four-way sign, still with original "ARCADE" stick on top of the base, 3.75" height. Together with another showing cir

Mills 5 Cent Quartoscope Automatic Flip Card Viewer with Marquee. Chicago: Mills Novelty Co., “Patented Oct 12, 1897”. Standing nickelodeon machine in wooden cabinet with cast iron feet, a

This is an early cast iron trade simulator made by the Mills Novelty Co. Chicago, Illinois. Manufactured in and around 1915. The ornate castings show maritime sail boats and other embossed embellishme

Bennett Automatic Machine 5 Cent Automatic Picture Machine with Marquee. Chicago: Bennett Automatic Machine, ca. 1920s. Wooden cabinet with cast iron feet, accents, and viewer with glass eyepieces. Wh

This is a wonderful pair of early cast iron stoves. (A) Stag Oak Novelty Model, made by the Abrahm-Cox Stove Co., Philadelphia and Chicago. Ornately casted with original top finial, original top cap,

Mutoscope Clam Shell Cast Iron Marquee Sign. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 27 x 18 x 3

late 19th/early 20th century; street light converted to hanging light fixture, 37 in. L.

National Cash Register, Model 47, nickel-plated cast iron w/marquee, inscribed Geo. Eberhart on domed cover, a nice early 1900's register in Exc working cond, 21.5"H x 17"W.

An early countertop cast iron clockwork cigar cutter, advertising Grammers & Ullrich Cigars from Chicago. CONDITION: There are areas of plating loss to the top of the cigar cutter. It has the original

American, early 20th century. Cast iron with old paint decoration. Two "Main Street" trolley cars, 3.25"h., and a carriage car, 3.5"h.

An early 20th century cast iron lamp with Miller Statue of Liberty slag glass shade, illegibly signed but for the maker's location, "Chicago", the base with classical ornament and supporting a slender

American, late 19th-early 20th century. A cast iron soda fountain table made by the Chicago Hardware Foundry Company, with white marble top and four swinging seats with wood tops, marked CHICAGO HDW.

Cast Iron Egyptian Revival Pedestal Table. Chicago: Booth Co., early 20th century. Cast iron with turned wooden ornaments and top, marked by the manufacturer, depicting three mermaids. Height 31&#8221

painted cast iron, Century of Progress Chicago 1933 Coach, rubber tires worn, 4 street signs, C5-6.

Hartl Optical Disc on Cast Iron Tripod, early 20th Century, designed by Prof. Hans Hartl (1858-1939) Reichensberg, Austria and manufactured by Central Scientific Co., Chicago, USA; the instrument demo

1. A 'Clock Bank' in the form of a circa 1900 jeweler's street clock on an ionic column, attributed to the maker Dent Hardware Company, Pennsylvania. 2. Early traffic light figural cast iron bank. 3.