American Stratford Connecticut and H&M Taylor Instrument Companies Railroad Thermometers

Measures 20-1/2" x 2-1/4" and 13-1/4" x 8-1/4"

Taylor Instrument Company barometer and thermometer

An American Waltham 17 Jewel Pocket Watch, 20th Century, Not in working order. Together with a Boy Scouts of America Compass in the original box, manufactured by Taylor Instrument Companies, Rochester

Lower edge of face reads TAYLOR INSTRUMENT COMPANIES ROCHESTER NY USA. Piece is brown and gold toned with white face. Piece measures approximately 6 inches tall 9 inches long. Barometer, Thermometer,

Wall decor, built in thermometer, barometer, hygrometer built in. Crafted from a composite material. Wear is consistent with use. Measures approx 19.75 inches h and 6.25 inches w. Weather instrument,

Wall decor, built in thermometer, barometer, hygrometer built in. Crafted from a composite material. Wear is consistent with use. Measures approx 19.75 inches h and 6.25 inches w. Weather instrument,

An American Carved Cherry Banjo Glass and Brass Wall Aneroid Barometer, Thermometer and Hygrometer by Airguide Instrument Company, Chicago, 20th Century. H: 29 3/8 W: 9 D: 2 1/4 in.

(American School, 1841-1919) titled "The 9:45 A,N, Accommodation Stratford, Connecticut." Sight size: 15"h x 29-1/2"w

American Victorian oak cased wall clock, E. Ingraham Company, Bristol, Connecticut, paper dial with roman numerals, time and strike movement, glazed door with stenciled design, case with thermometer a

Attributed to Handel Lamp Company (American - Connecticut, 1876 - 1936), or Unique Art Glass and Metal Co. (New York, 1900 - 1907), early 20th century. An Apple Blossom leaded glass and spelter with a

[CIVIL WAR]. Knapsack with contents carried by Private Charles L. Taylor, Company K, 16th Connecticut Volunteer Infantry. Painted canvas knapsack with leather straps identified on exterior flap in ste

Mark Twain (American, 1835-1910) "Tramp Abroad," The American Publishing Company, Hartford, Connecticut, 1879, first edition salesman's sample or dummy, bound in gilt brown cloth binding, two frontisp

Henry Pember Smith (American/Connecticut, 1854-1907), "On the Flanders Road, East Lyme, New London, Conn.", oil on canvas, signed lower right, 14 in. x 20 1/8 in., framed.

CHARLES JAY TAYLOR (American, 1855-1929)After the Rain, Spruce Point, Maine1923, oil on boardsigned C. J. Taylor lower rightsigned, titled, and dated After the Rain Spruce Point Maine by C.

ROLLA TAYLOR (American/Texas 1874-1970) A PAINTING, "Shrimpers," oil on board, signed L/R. 9" x 12" NOTE: A virtually identical, if not the same, painting was offered and sold by David Dike Fine Art,

Made by the George Brown Company. Connecticut - Circa 1870's - 15" Long.

Two Painted Metal American Locomotive Company: Richmond Works Locomotive Badges for MR & BT Railroad. No. 3314, September 1901 each mounted to one side of a wood plaque. Width of badge 16 3/4 inches.�

By Merriam Toy Company Connecticut - 1880 - 7.5" L. Excellent Plus Overall. This is an exceptional early American Tin bell toy on a rocking base. The Ram is Pristine, the base in very good condition.

American Brilliant cut glass tray by Taylor Bros. Cut Glass Company. It is cut in the Bellevue pattern which was one of their finest patterns. The circle design combined with the Colonial edge makes t

Large and Beautiful 19C American Coin Silver Repousse Kettle on stand , Samovar . The Kettle on stand by Taylor & Lawrie company , Philadelphia . Circa 1840 . Retailed by Bailey & Kitchen .The kettle

An Alco diesel locomotive builder's plate from Reading Railroad C-630 #5305. This is American Locomotive Company serial number 3442-06. Thin with a build date of 6-66. Measures about 12 1/4" by 3 3/4"

Original Santa Fe Rail Road lock. RR Lock number 15873, back reads: Yale and Towne Manufacturing Company, Stanford, Connecticut, USA. Lock only, no key. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING.

Ives, Blakeslee Company. Bridgeport, Connecticut - 1875 - 9.5" Tall. An excellent, bright and good working example of this scarce American Clockwork toy. It is the best example we have seen! Excellent

American. 1897. Lithographed paper. Winchester began issuing an advertising calendar each year beginning in 1887 following its rival, The Union Metallic Cartridge Company of Bridgeport, Connecticut. I