DYNATHERM ELECTRICAL SHOCK GERNERATOR MACHINE

Medical electric shock machine, with retailers label for the Cavendish Electrical Co Ltd, housed in a mahogany case, 29cm wide - Stock Ref:7008-35

This hand-crank electrical generating device was awarded numerous prizes and a patent in England in 1862. It was first used to treat nervous diseases, using shock treatment. It still appears to work,

"Le Cochon" French Electric Shock Machine Manufactured by Maurice & Molle, Paris. Pink piglet of embossed and painted zinc, coin-slot for 10 centimes, 2 brass handles. Turning the right handle while

Cast metal electric shock device in the form of a British sailor. This machine operates with British pennies. User holds the sailor's right hand while pushing the left hand back to receive a shock and

By Detroit Medical Battery Co., this Horseshoe Shocker is in the original cast iron case with "Electricity Is Life" top sign and replica porcelain instruction plate. In working condition. Circa 1901.

This floor model early "Electricity is Life" amusement machine, a precursor to the Mills version, operates on old English pennies. It is a very good looking machine. Top dial shows some wear with larg

Coin-operated shock machine, Electricity is Life, mfgd by Midland Mfg.-Chicago, wood case, 1 Cent play cures headaches & so much more, VG cond w/wear on lower instruction panel, 23"H.

Swedish machine reads "Ofarlig el strom" which roughly translates to "harmless electricity". It operates with a 5 ore coin. Wooden cabinet with brass handles and fixtures. Shows wear. Dial face is new

An Electromedical "Electric Shock" Machine highly decorative design, with hand cranked magneto fully functional, original handles and cables, housed in maker's box

Ramsden's Electrical Machine, c. 1850 With two pairs of pads and two prime conductors on four isolating glass legs, on wooden board, crank-turned glass plate Ø 10 1/5 in., overall size 24 4/5 x 9 7/

Improved Magneto-Electric Shock Machine, c. 1880 Hand-turned mechanism with two coils, used by quack medics for nervous diseases and numerous other conditions, missing belt. "Improved Magneto-Electric

Antique K. Shall & Son, London Electrotherapy Shock Machine, in original box.

Between 1900 and 1909, Mills Novelty Co. created the Electricity Is Life shock machine in response to the interest in using electricity to "Treat All Forms Of Muscular Ills." Also referring to electri

Unique early MIlls Novelty Co. " Electricity Cures Many Ills" 1 Cent coin operated electric shock machine. Has pain tloss, dicoloration, and wear from use and age. Top marquee has been replaced. MIssi

Countertop Arcade Shock Machine Pat. 1916 & 1920,with key 15"h x 8"w

Early 20th century medical electro magnetic shock machine made by P.G. Williams in New York. In overall VG condition. Comes with accessories. Wood case measures 7.5" X 7'5" X 7.5". From the Howard Haz

Including 1 - wood framed top sign, 1 - porcelain Mills Owl lift instruction plate, and 1 - porcelain 1 electric shock machine instruction plate. Condition (Excellent). Size Largest: 16" x 13" x 1"

Paper dial features the image of a heart and the front plaque reads "Drop cent in slot pull handles down slowly until current suits". Top marquee reads "Be Healthier. Electric Nerve & Muscle Massage".

This machine's top marquee reads, "Electric Shock, How much can you take?". It features two knobs; the right one rotates to control the intensity of electric current. The body is metal and painted red

Electrical Telewriting Machine by Jules Richard, Paris, c. 1890 Early French device, for recording meteorological data such as pressure, vacuum or temperature. Marked on brass plate "Enregistreur, Jul

Antique Shock Therapy Machine. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 7 x 8 x 4

Antique Shock Therapy Machine. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 7 x 10 x 6

DESCRIPTION: An antique Dexter electrical washing machine with double wooden barrels, and hand crank clothes wringer. Exhibits a plaque with inscription that reads: "Dexter. Model 20E. Serial: 10068.

C. 1935. Rock-Ola Mfg. A very nice example of the Rock-Ola World Series early non-electrical pinball machine. In original grey paint with an original playfield and marquee. CONDITION: There are areas