U.S. Letter Patent, Improvements in R.R.Indicators

United States Letter Patent for Improvements in Railroad Station Indicators, 1856. Issued to Edwin A. Davis, Crawfordville, Indiana. The document printed in booklet form with letterpress descriptive t

The patent issued to New York inventor James L. Mott, for "Improvement in Stoves", with seal affixed, signed by Secretary of State James Buchanan and Commissioner of Patents Edmund Burke. Dimensions:

Railroad and coaching interest. One patent issued to Levi Bissell and Lyman Kinsley, 1851, for "Improvement in Carriage Springs", with seal affixed, signed by Secretary of Interior Alexander Hugh Holm

The patent issued to Ebenezer Wilson and Milo Lee, for "Improvement in machines for working butter", with seal affixed, signed by Secretary of State Daniel Webster and Commissioner of Patents Henry L.

An interesting letter from the US Patent Office dated 1860 to George P Wilcox of Herkimer County, New York, rejecting the application of William Butler for a "self motor" contesting its "novelty". One

1865 US Patent Document, an improvement in Cider Mills, from William and Lewis Clayton of West Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, July 11, 1865, with hand done diagrams and instructions; original ribbon and

1850 US INVENTOR PATENT CERTIFICATE & PAPERWORK, IMPROVEMENT TRAIN IRON WHEELS 1850 US INVENTOR PATENT CERTIFICATE & PAPERWORK, IMPROVEMENT TRAIN IRON WHEELS Click images to enlarge

Bell. Alexander Graham. The Second Bell Telephone Patent. Improvements in Electric Telephony. U.S. Patent No. 186,787 , issued on January 15, 1877. 4to. 3 pp., 2 p. of illustrations and diagrams. P. N

Bell. Alexander Graham. The Third Bell Telephone Patent. Improvements in Speaking Telephones. U.S. Patent No. 201, 488 , issued on March 19, 1878. 4to. 2pp., 1 p illustrative diagrams. P. Norris, Phot

Patents for improvements of folding beds, roasting pans and box fasteners. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these term

United States,Late 19th Century Includes a New York City Patrolman certificate presented to William Fraser in 1881, a Patent Letter to Joseph Rider for an improvement of breech loading fire arms, and

ANDREW JACKSON SIGNED PATENT DOCUMENT, 1830, H 14", W 10":Printed patent letter, witness Elijah Skinner. Invented a new and useful improvement, signed by the President Andrew Jackson 8-30-1830 and Mar

31 1/2" h x 21" w x 29 1/2" d. Seat height 8". Consignor went to Philadelphia Auto Show in 1970 and saw a display of Steve McQueen's seats. He wrote a letter and ordered four black two tan seats. He d

31 1/2" h x 21" w x 29 1/2" d. Seat height 8". Consignor went to Philadelphia Auto Show in 1970 and saw a display of Steve McQueen's seats. He wrote a letter and ordered four black two tan seats. He d

31 1/2" h x 21" w x 29 1/2" d. Seat height 8". Consignor went to Philadelphia Auto Show in 1970 and saw a display of Steve McQueen's seats. He wrote a letter and ordered four black two tan seats. He d

American Bridge Co., 1927. Has numerous US. Patent references, including patent number "A3161". Newer black field with gold letters and border. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3

IRELAND - JAMES I Illuminated letters patent creating Thomas Cromwell the Viscount Lecale, in Latin, signed at the foot by Francis Edgeworth, Clerk of the Hanaper, bearing historiated initial letter p

B.W. Collier Hand Sewing Machine. Patented April 9th 1867. 6 in.

1859 Dated U.S. Patent Model of a Printing Press. Brass construction with moveable parts and gears. Tag attached reads "T,H.Burridge Printing Press Dec 20th 1859" Model in good condition. measures: 5.

Mother of Pearl on Headstock, frets and metal piece on base. 43 1/2". Has some wear with damage to plastic trim.

Smaller version of the toy made for the U.S. patent office and mounted on wood plinth with original inked manuscript label on from reading No. 99020 Henry Splitdorf Spring Toy Ball Patented Jan. 18th

1876 Dated U.S. Patent Model of Engine Valve Gear. Brass construction mounted to wooden base. Detailed model with moving parts. Paper tag reads, "Henry Tessyman Valve Gear for Direct Acting Engine Mar

Wooden Patent Model of a Washing Machine (clothing), with original label from Pat. No. 202,387, J.R. Underwood dated April 9, 1878, 10" high, 9 1/2" x 6". Very good condition. Provenance: With O. Rund

Wooden Model of a Washing Machine (clothing), in closed octagonal form, for Patent No. 127,545, issued to Granville H. Ashworth and Abraham F. Van Voorhis of Arcola, Illinois, dated June 4th, 1872. 3"