20TH CENTURY NOVELTY SPIRAL TRADE STIMULATOR.

Deposit a nickel and press the plunger to release the coin down the spiral chute, spinning the pointer so it points to a number between the pins arranged in a circle and receive your award in cigars o

Oak Spiral 5 Cent Trade Stimulator. Mfg. 20th Century Novelty Co. A nickel travels down the corkscrew chute and reward is determined by the number it falls on. Very good original working condition. 10

Mills Puritan “Baby Bell” 5 Cent Trade Stimulator. Mills Novelty, early 20th century. Three-reel trade stimulator with original reel strips and award card, case repainted in black and red.

Mills Novelty Company, in the earlier part of the 20th century, created two versions of this classic countertop roulette trade stimulator. This example, the second model, is the more desirable version

A turn of the 20th Century two wheel bicycle trade stimulator, manufactured by Sun Mfg. Co. in 1896 to 1902. This is a highly sought after piece because during its time, patrons were enthralled by its

An early 20th century Bally "The Cub" countertop trade stimulator. Coin operated roulette game with lithographed background and wooden case with painted finish. Some wear to case, lacks key. 10 x 9 3/

Hamilton 5 cent Daisy coin drop trade stimulator circa early 20th century. Height 9".

AMC “Little Casino” Trade Stimulator Cabinet. Amusement Machine Co. (attributed to), late 19th/early 20th century. Wooden cabinet with brass castings to sides and front, beveled glass inse

White, Wile, and Warner, Buffalo, New York, early 20th century. Perpetual motion birthstone display piece, with mechanical horses. 18" high, 15" wide.

White, Wile, and Warner, Buffalo, New York, early 20th century. Perpetual motion birthstone display piece, with mechanical horses. 18" high, 15" wide.

Hartford, Conn. company, undated catalog appears to be early 20th century, originally spiral bound but now transferred to a three ring binder with individual pages in plastic sheet protectors, unnumbe

Late 19th to early 20th century 31 page album of trade cards, die cuts, advertising, mostly holiday Christmas and other holiday, postcards, many of children, novelties, comical, much more.

The largest has a single sided blade and hickory handle and measures approx 13" L. Of the others, one is marked JP Russell and Co Green River Works and is a single sided blade with hardwood handle and

Including: (5) Tintypes of Buckboard, Man on Horseback, Barbers, Mechanic, Trainman; PLUS CDVs: Police Sergeant, Shopkeeper, Nun, Priests; PLUS Cabinet Photos: Cigar Store; Meat Market, Dry Good Store

Lot of 12 Early 20th C Trade Catalogs See Photos.

Dan Murphy (American, 20th C.), spiral metal sculpture on Lucite base, mixed metals intertwine into upward spiral form, c. 1995, signed on metal at base, wear consistent with age, 12 1/4" h.

A late 19th/early 20th century Novelty cyclist timepiece/barometer desk compendiumThe 'Wheels' each with three inch dials, one fitted with a single train movement the other an aneroid barometer, joine

As ball drops a knob is turned which raises and lowers "ski slopes". 13 1/2 x 14 x 11 1/2 inches.

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY NOVELTY EQUESTRIAN CROP BROOCH with a calibré-cut emerald and diamond handle. 1cm by 4.5cm, 3.6 grams Good condition.

Heading: (Trade Cards) Author: Title: Album of 241 Victorian & early 20th-century trade cards Place Published: Various places Publisher:Various publishers Date Published: 19th & early 20th c

Louise Le Bourgeois (American, 20th Century) Spiral (#132). Oil on board, signed en verso, dated March 1999, and titled, unframed 12" x 14"

Two 20th century novelty pill boxes, marks of Tiffany & Co. and Asprey & Co., the first, modelled in the form of a handbag with hinged cover, marked to the underside ?1994 TIFFANY & CO. 925, 3 x 1.5cm

Two early 20th century novelty bar brooches. To include a textured glove, together with a 15ct gold textured Scotty dog, each with plain bar. Lengths 5 and 4cms. Total weight 7.3gms.

This is an interesting 20th Century trade axe / hatchet / tomahawk with the original shaft that was found in a Deadwood South Dakota Estate. The hatchet is peened with a wedge in the center of the sha