Early Electric Trolley Model

American - Circa 1895 - 16” Long This fantastic model was made by Lewis Christie of Bridgeport, Connecticut and exhibited at a statewide exhibition in 1895. It is a model of the Bridgeport Trolley S

This lot includes: (1) American Flyer NO 596 Water Tower (1) America Flyer Railroad Traffic Signal (2) Green Model Trains Plastic (Non Electric) (1) Yellow Model Trolley Car (Electric) Condition is us

Demonstration Model of an Early Electric Motor, 1890 To demonstrate the windings of an armature, on turned wood base, height 15 in. Demonstrationsmodell eines frühen Elektromotors, 1890 Zur Darst

German Tippco Lithograph Tin Wind-Up Motorcycle Toy. With electric headlamp. Early model motorcycle with male driver and female rider. Key wind mechanism. {Dimensions: 6 1/2 x 9 1/2 x 2 3/4 inches.}

3 Early Electric Lighters, c. 1910 Wall models, for external electric power supply, on walnut boards, one without container, height 7 ½, 8 and 8 ¼ in. 3 frühe Feuerzeuge, um 1910 Wandmodelle für e

Early Electric Motor, c. 1900 Probably experimental model, open construction, ring armature, with belt drive, height 12 ¼ in. Früher Elektromotor, um 1900 Vermutlich Versuchsmodell, offene Bauweise,

All cast iron - largest 8" long.

Model C, Electric in an oak early case

Mid 20th century. 800 model with locomotive with overhead electric trolley, eight freight cars, track, risers for elevated track and transformer. Some paint wear but overall good condition.

United States,Early 20th Century Group includes two Western Electric model 21A keys, one gray model 3B key, and one black 3B key in a wooden type 12A resonator. All four pieces marked "WESTERN ELECTRI

Early 20th century. Wooden model with wire details and glass windows. Original paint including traces of a name on the sides. Some loss, wear. 12"h. 21"w. 8"d.

Original patent model for toilet paper dispenser invented by Harvey Hubbell. Patent # 369855. 1887. Nickle plated brass and oak. Harvey Hubbell, one of the giants in early electric lighting sockets, f

Description: This lot includes an early electric bus fare box made by the Johnson Fare Box Co. Model: No. 1387Condition: Fare box is in overall good antique condition. Functionality unknown.Shippable

A rare c. Mid-1920's Bristophone tone arm reproducer manufactured by the Bristol Co. of Waterbury, CT. A very early electric phono pickup from the era of acoustic phonographs. Requires a power source,

A collection of vintage editions dedicated to American trolley history featuring titles like Trolleys of the Lower Delaware Valley, Early Electric Cars of Philadelphia 1885 to 1911, Biscayne Bay Troll

A c. 1900 1¢ floor model Mutoscope in antique copper finish with "Electric Chair at Sing Sing!" reel. Marquee placard shows "Real Moving Pictures!" and photo of any early electric chair with gent

A.C. Fairbanks & Co. Banjo Extremely early and rare A.C. Fairbanks & Co., made in Boston. "Electric" model. Serial #: 230. Oak neck, carved heel. Length: 85cm. The scale is 25" in, the diameter of the

American. 1920s. Although unmarked, this appears to be a Western Electric model 540 speaker, considered at the time to be the best sounding of all early radio speakers. This would have been plugged in

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

C. 1910, very early example, in orange body and clerestory, red side inserts feature open platforms, stenciling on sides reads "Electric Traction," cast iron spring frames, electric motorized unit. 10

Scarce example, red hand painted tin body with wooden floor and black roof, spring suspension, this early trolley is a nice offering. 10" l.

O GAUGE MODEL TRAIN TROLLIES - LOT OF 2 O gauge model train trollies to include: Williams Electric Trains, Trolley #8, repainted Pridelines Ltd trains, Trolley #9 Size: O Ga

Diehl Manufacturing Co. Early Oscillating Fan - Elizabethport, N.J., Model 07016 - 18" H x 14" W x 10" D. Needs new cord. Untested.

An early 20th century Seth Thomas "Type B" model electric gallery clock. Electric movement with a painted metal dial and Arabic numerals. Mahogany square case with molded edge. Minor wear, not running