Trephine Surgical Instrument by Ferris & Co Bristol, c.

LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY WITH SKELETONS GRAPHIC CELLULOID ADVERTISING POCKET MIRROR. LIGHT WEAR TO SURFACE AND EDGES.

3 Quack Medical Devices in Boxes. Including Morris & Lee and the Murray Baumgartner Surgical Instrument Co. Largest is 7 1/2"h x 11"w x 8"d. Condition - untested, overall wear, as is

c. 1900 OLD ANTIQUE RUBBER GOODS CATALOG NATIONAL INDIA RUBBER CO. Bristol, RI c. 1900 OLD ANTIQUE RUBBER GOODS CATALOG NATIONAL INDIA RUBBER CO. Bristol, RI Old Vintage Rubber Goods Catalog, "Nationa

Antique 19th C E Ingraham & Co Bristol CT Clock. Carved wood frame. Measures 14.5 x 10.5 x 4.5 inches.

Clock, 8 inch drop octagon wall regulator, mfgd by The E. Ingraham Co., Bristol, Conn., Rare small size, c.1910, oak case w/orig surface, Exc cond, 19"H x 12.5"W.

A George Tiemann & Co. Amputation Set in Fitted Box, ca. 1855-1863/64, Bearing the 'G. Tiemann & Co. Manufactures of Surgical Instruments 63 Chatham St., NY' sticker. Comprising of ten instruments, in

Clock, E. Ingraham Co.-Bristol, TN, Grecian mantel, walnut 8-day, c.1870, Exc untested cond, 14"H x 10.25"W x 3.5"D.

A 19th century J. C. Brown "Acorn" model shelf clock. 8-day spring driven double fusee movement with Lyre shaped plates marked "Forestville M F G Co., Bristol, CT, U. S. A." painted metal dial with Ro

19th C. Forestville Acorn Shelf Clock. Mahogany cased clock, dial with Roman numeral indicators, marked Forestville Manufg. Co. Bristol CT, USA. Time and Strike. Reverse painted glass panel depicting

Atkins Octagon 30 Day Gallery Clock, C. 1850 - An Equalizing Lever Spring Thirty day Clock by Atkins Clock Manufacturing Co, Bristol, Connecticut. Rosewood veneer octagonal case. Tin painted dial with

19th Century Figure 8 Wall Clock by E. Ighram & Co. Bristol Conn 8 Day Movement With Striking on the Hour 21" High - Dail Is 10" Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a

Violin Labeled "John H. Ferris" Violin c. 1871. Old repair on top near center seam. LOB 36.1cm. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from The Meisel Collection assembled over a period

American, early 20th century E. Ingraham Co., Bristol, Connecticut, wooden wall clock with octagonal shape around the face and cracked glass case, 12 1/2" W x 19" H.

Large group (70+ prints) of mostly French 18th and 19th century engravings on laid paper depicting various surgical instruments, external braces, bandaging, and treatment techniques. Includes anatomic

Belgian, c.1880-1900, signed 'E JORIS', in nickel plated steel with ebony handle, 47cm long

late 19th/erly 20th century, in nickel plated steel,each design different, one with octagonal handle, signed 'FAVRE A PARIS', one signed 'A Mack', one ' HARRIS & CO BIRMINGHAM', one signed 'ESCHBAUM',

Leica IIIb copy made by US company Premier Instrument Co., civilian version, in very fine and perfect working condition, early camera with matching Kodak Ektar 2/47mm no.ES1324, c.1948, no. 157 The bu

No. 326, cast iron, Nicol & Co., c. 1893-1895, electroplated, features buildings & Ferris wheel scenes on sides, embossed lettering on front, turn pin door. 4 3/4" h.

E. Ingraham Company, Coronet Mantle Clock, wood body, enameled face, metal handles and feet, c. late 19th or early 20th century, Ingraham Co Bristol, CT paper label affixed to back, winding key includ

ASSORTED VINTAGE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT - Including Eli Lilly Urine sugar test case; Admiral hypodermic needle case by Becton Dickinson Co, pressure gauge for blood pressure cuff, surgical instruments and

C.F. Martin & Co. Guitar Nazareth, PA. c. 1983. Serial #: 439812. "M38" stamped on the inside. This classic instrument was crafted in Martin's 150th year (and so marked). Dreadnought size guitar. Heig

Rosewood Drop Octagon Thirty-Day Wall Clock by Atkins Clock Company, Bristol, Connecticut, c. 1880. Reverse Painted Door Reads Conklin Jeweler. With 12 inch diameter painted zinc dial with Roman numer

Victorian era walnut kitchen cottage clock by The E. Ingraham Co. of Bristol Conn. Currently working and in condition as shown, see photos. Measuring approx 19" tall x 12.5" wide.

Waldo Banjo c. 1910. Length: 89cm. James H. Waldo and John F. Barrows operated musical manufacturing companies out of Saginaw Michigan between 1894 and 1902. Waldo Mfg. Co. Instruments included banjos