Edison – Electric Light legal victory, 1889

Large Lot of Vintage Photos and Ephemera incl. The Edison generation Plant, the Blizzard of 1888, Edison’s Electrolier, and 1889 Roselle Electric Light Station

Lot of Light Switches and a Circuit Breaker. One light switch is signed Bryant - with box - lid detached, and One with Brass is Signed Edison General Electric 1889. Includes a Multi Wire Switch and Mo

Electricity.- A Warning from the Edison Electric Light Co., folding plate (small chip lower edge), illustrations, advertisement leaf to rear, tape repair to upper hinge, original printed wrappers, a l

Salesman's Sample of Famous Business Cards including Henry Ford, Edison Electric Light Co., Dr, Jonas Salk, A. Lincoln, Samuel Clemens, Wright Bros., Howard Hughes, Albert Einstein, Charles Lindbergh

Salesman's Sample of Famous Business Cards including Henry Ford, Edison Electric Light Co., Dr, Jonas Salk, A. Lincoln, Samuel Clemens, Wright Bros., Howard Hughes, Albert Einstein, Charles Lindbergh

Ed Vebell (American, 1921 - 2018) "Edison Invents Electric Light" Signed lower right. Original Acrylic painting on Hot Press Illustration Board. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008),

750 GRAINS .925 STERLING - EDISON PERFECTS ELECTRIC LIGHT - IN ORIGINAL HOLDER

Marklin light bulb power plant - electric stand to transfer steam power to Edison light bulbs. Electric rheostat set up box, heavy early power transfer box. Never saw a Marklin power plant for lightin

1st and 2nd items: Two 1929 Approximate Replica of Thomas Alva Edison's First Incandescent Lamps. Model made for the fiftieth anniversary of the electric light in 1929. Turned wood base, gold paper la

A receipt dated January 10th, 1890 from The Canton Electric Light and Power Company of Canton, Ohio for the rental of 2 Arc Lights from mid December, 1889 to January 1st - a total of 14 nights - for a

GILMORE ELECTRIC CO. LIGHT / LAMP BULBS, LOT OF THREE, colorless tipped glass, brass contact with Edison-type base, double horizontally-looped filaments, each retains original paper labels including t

Patented in 1888 by Sigmund Bergmann and manufactured by Edison General Electric as well as The Interior Conduit Company. Complete with original composite candelabra socket.

SHELBY ELECTRIC CO. LIGHT / LAMP BULB, colorless tipped glass, mushroom form with brass contact Edison-type base, triple-loop filament, retains original paper label with manufacturers name and "16c /

This red, white, and blue metal wall clock display features lighted top section with an American flag and bald eagle graphic that reads "Stars & Stripes Forever". Light and electric clock are wired to

This advertising lamp device has eleven sockets for incandescent light bulbs, nine of which are occupied by either white, clear, green, or red bulbs. The surface is painted in gold and black, with scr

7 Decks of playing cards for advertising for Lockport Light and Heat, Edison Lamp works General Electric company.

Inscribed " Empty Socket Award of Edison Lamp Works of General Electric Company won by Luzerne County Gas & Electric Company". Sterling Silver outer case with silver mounted bulb inside. American circ

Maxfield Parrish prints (2), Dream Light, by Edison Lamp Works of General Electric Co., orig wood frame, some creasing/rippling, o/wise VG cond, 24"H x 16.75"W & Waterfall, very colorful in wood frame

ASSORTED DIMMER RELATED LIGHT / LAMP BULBS AND ACCESSORIES, LOT OF THREE, colorless glass, brass contact with Edison-type base, comprising two Economical Electric Lamp Co. bulbs with tipped globes, ea

EARLY EDISON LIGHT BULB An early Edison glass light screw-in bulb, 4 1/2" tall with a pin-point top and "Edison" paper label, large filament, set into a corrugated paper sleeve with General Electric m

C. 1875. This was the first mass-produced electric-motor-powered appliance ever offered for sale. Edison's electric pen, developed in 1875 and patented in 1876 together with its battery, duplicating p

No. 8263 on wheel, includes stand, wire, and stencil original owner made in the late 1800s. Miscellaneous letters from original owner's son to various institutions are also includes, as well as two co

Streeter Blair (American, 1888-1966)The First Electric Light, Los Angeles: Dec. 30 - 8:10 - 1881, 1955oil on canvastitled, signed ? STREETER BLAIR and dated lower center36 x 30in (91.5 x 76cm)

18"w x 18"h x 6"d Working Mopar Use Chrysler Corporation Parts Division Products neon electric light up clock in excellent condition. The clock has a restored can. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY T