Vail. American Electro Magnetic Telegraph. 1845.

Vail, Alfred. Description of the American Electro Magnetic Telegraph: now in operation between the cities of Washington and Baltimore. Washington, J. & G.S. Gideon, 1845. First edition. 8vo. 24pp., 14

3 volume on Morse's invention of the Telegraph. (1) "Morse’s Electro-Magnetic Telegraph" [in] Report of the Commissioner of Patents. GPO, Washington, 1844. An illustrated patent report describi

Electromagnetic Needle Telegraph, c. 1900 Manufactured by Dalman Montero, Barcelona. With signal transmitter and receiver. Elektromagnetischer Zeigertelegraph, um 1900 Hersteller: Dalman Montero, Barc

Lot of assorted early 20th Century Scientific Psychological parts and pieces involved in measuring thoughts. Includes Zimmerman unidentified pieces with electromagnetic coils. Telegraph key circa 1903

Best we have seen! Bright and clean, magnet is mirror finish with super bright silver structure. It has all its peripherals, inserts and wrapping with a brick box, C9-10. WOW!

Electromagnetic and dynamo coil motors, marked with German manufacturer. Largest 8 inches wide and 7 inches tall.

S Gauge. Includes 49819 Electro Magnetic Crane; 49812 Talking Station; 49815 Handcar & Shed; 2300 Oil Drum Loader. All appear like new with boxed, 2300?s is lightly worn.

Includes an AF 583 Electro Magnetic Crane with single button and bin, no hook; Noma Station with 3 of 4 sign inserts, mechanism appears complete. Both show light play wear with boxes.

S Gauge. Includes a 583 Electromagnetic crane, missing hook with magnet, button and bin; 770 Unloading Platform with 5pc load and button, missing figure. Both show light playwear with worn boxes, 770

EDISON, Thomas A. (1847-1931). Joseph Henry and the Magnetic Telegraph: An Address delivered at Princeton College, June 16, 1885, by Edward N. Dickerson. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1885. Twice

Electro-Magnetic Motor with Rotating Geissler Tube, c. 1915 Physical demonstration model, height 9 7/8 in., tube length 10 1/5 in., good condition, untested. Elektromagnetischer Motor mit rotieren

Large Electro-Magnetic Motor with Rotating Geissler Tube, c. 1910 Physical demonstration model, height 18 ¼ in., for tubes of up to 15 3/4 in. length, brass and steel, on walnut base, later tube, ve

Electro-Magnetic Motor with Rotating Geissler Tube, c. 1890 Physical demonstration model, two electro-magnets, on wood pillar, with wood and brass holder and original Geissler tube, for creating a daz

Gaetano Capone (American, 1845 - 1920), "Angelic Scene", oil on canvas, signed lower left "G. Capone", 10" x 13".

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

Large Electro-Magnetic Motor, 1910 Height 16 1/6 in., brass column, walnut base, working. Großer elektromagnetischer Motor, um 1910 Höhe 41 cm, Messingsäule, Nußbaumsockel, funktioniert. Start

Early Electro-Magnetic Pendulum Clock, c. 1850 Based on the A. Bain patent and the further development by Hipp. With electro-magnetic impulse to the pendulum, height of the clock 48 in. – In additi

Bulle Clock Co., France, Model 100 "Bulle Dome" mantel clock, time only, battery-powered electro-magnetic movement, arabic numeral painted metal dial and black steel moon hands, all under a round glas

Electro-Magnetic Motor with Rotating Geissler Tube, c. 1880 Magnetic machine with 6-pole rotator and two electro-magnets, on wood base, with wood and brass holder and original Geissler tube, length 5

Lawrence Earle (Michigan, New York, New Jersey, 1845 - 1921) Portrait of an elderly gentleman. Oil on canvas. Signed lower left. Sight size: 11.5 x 9 in. Overall size: 14.5 x 11.7 in. Earle exhibited

Electro-Magnetic Motor for the Rotation of Geissler Tubes, c. 1915 Height 10 1/5 in., for tubes of up to 9 7/8 in. length, working motor. Elektromagnetischer Motor zur Rotation von Geißler'schen R�

Bulle French Electromagnetic electric wall clock. 15 1/8"W x 15 1/8"H x 4 3/8"D. Battery compartment loose at back, scratches, minor chips and losses to case, not running.

No. 1 Sinustat Electro-Magnetic Machine w/accessories, Ultima Physical Appliance Company, Chicago [11-3/4” x 6-3/4” x 3-1/4”]. Weight: 4 lbs.

Medical Quackery lot, 9 items total. 1. "Magneto-Electric Machine for Nervous and other Diseases." housed in a nice box. Top has pin punched name Mrs JC and Carstone(?). Ca. 1860-1880. H 5-5/8" W 10"