Solton Ketron X1 Arranger Keyboard in Case

Electric Solton Ketron X1 arranger keyboard in hardcover case. 61 Key workstation. Speakers. Keyboard approx. 45"L x 15.5"W. Case approx. 48"L x 18.5"W. Photos are considered part of the description a

Hammond Multiplex, Green, c. 1916 Serial no. AL 211257, produced in a small series for the U.S. Army during the First World War, type-sleeve machine with universal keyboard and case. - Literature: Mar

rated 8.75, 4"x9"x1.75", the case is in good condition but is not marked, has six plugs in it.

4pc sterling set; including match holder (3.05"Hx1.85"x1.35"), cigarette case (1.7"Hx4.2"x3.3"), ash tray (1.7"Hx3.8"x3") and serving plate (0.35"Hx9"x6.75"), total weight 739.8gm, presented by Genera

Extremely rare antique Japanese shrine inro (3.2"x2.85"x1.2"), inside sealed case (2.25"x1.9"x0.63") housed beautifully carved miniature statue of deity

Nickel & glass countertop showcase marked Pollards & Phillips, Detroit, MI on bottom of case, 6'x2'x1'H * * WILL NOT SHIP

DESCRIPTION: Hammond XB-2 Keyboard Organ with soft case. MEASUREMENTS: Organ 12" x 4" x 45-3/4" long. Case 15" x 6" x 50" long. CONDITION: Lifting to laminate to far left side. Minor wear to surface c

1938, serial #290699, style number 3296, marked above the keyboard for model ''M'', marked to face of keyboard for model ''Q'', the case of typical form with later-executed washed ivory antiqued finis

Case damage and extensive case wear. Needs refinishing appears to have closed cracks in sound board. Filler in case at ends of keyboard. H-40 L-72 W-59 G

Knabe Reproducing Grand Piano, satinwood case with painted and stenciled classical Adams style decoration, 55" long back of case to front of keyboard, SN 94338, c 1923, plays, but could use attention,

Brandt Automatic Cashier Coin Counter, c. 1920 Mechanical coin-changer by Brandt Cashier Company, Watertown, no. 821-7, with keyboard, working, ornate cast-aluminum case. - One of the first money-chan

All types of different oil and automotive bottles and jars. They display well and would look good in a display case. Measure: 2.75"x1.25"-6.5"x3" Rating: 6.75-8 Est: $125-$250

First generation Macintosh computer with keyboard, mouse, power cord and carrying case. Includes Mac Paint and Mac Write Suite. Dimensions: 9.75 " W x 14.00 " H x&nb

CHOP STAMP WAX SEAL MADE IN AUSTRIA W/ EGYPTIAN MUMMY TOMB CASKET CASE——MEASURES APPROXIMATELY —2.5"X1"—— OUR CURRENT AUCTION FEATURES MANY MORE PRE-COLUMBIAN AND CHINESE

Rare 3 art nouveau/ Victorian sterling eyeglass cases (0.6"x4.3"x1.9" - 0.6"x5"x2"), wt. 197gm

London, England, ca. 1800; inscribed above keyboard "Clementi & Co., New Patent, London," rectangular case with banded and stringer inlay, turned and reeded legs with gilt brass collars, brass casters

First generation Macintosh computer with keyboard, mouse, additional disk drive and carrying case. Dimensions: 10.00 " W x 13.00 " H x 9.50 "D; 

An estate collection with 14k gold items. Includes one (1) set of Lucien Piccard Swiss 14k gold collar stays, marked 14k, accompanied by fitted leather case (each measures 2" x .25" x.1"); and one (1)

Kris Kuksi (American, B.1973) "The Manta-Horne X-1 The Tax Collector," 2014, mixed media assemblage, signed. In plexiglass case. Base bottom signed, dated and inscribed. Size: 5'' x 9'' x 5'' (13 x 23

Typewriter, Lambert Rotatable index keyboard, c.1902, for the French market, mfgd by Gramophone & Typewriter Ltd., embossed Lambert on iron base w/French instruction book & leather carrying case, Good

An early Hammond model of considerable production, oak cover case with Hammond decal. Measures approx 13 inches wide by 12 inches long by 7 inches tall. We happily provide seamless in-house packing an

Ensoniq EPS Performance Sampler. Comes in original case. Good overall condition,turns on, not fully tested.

C. 1910. Hawkes & Son, Piccadilly Circus, London. This keyboard glockenspiel was made by Hawkes & Son, Denman St. Piccadilly Circus, London. Oak case, ivory keys, complete and working. CONDITION: The

Antique English Scarce Victorian Sterling Silver Playing Card Box, 1899 by William & George Neal, London. Measures 2"x1 1/2"x2 3/4". Approximate Silver Weight 112 grams. PROVENANCE: The Estate of Mrs.