(2) 19TH C. US PATENT OFFICE MODELS

(2) Models for Stoves, with original tags, including: "Magazine Heating Stove" in tin, Pat. No. 176,681 to J.F. Quimby of Troy, NY on April 26, 1876, 6" x 5" x 4", good condition; PLUS "Heating Stove"

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

Model of a Railroad Coupon Ticket Case, Pat. No. 174,982, issued to S. Simons March 21,1876, in pine with hinged door, 12" high x 7" x 3 1/2", with original tags. Very good condition. Provenance: With

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"

Late 19th / early 20th C. mahogany paddle boat wheel 6 1/4" (height) x 8 1/2" x (length) x 4 1/4" 9width) U.S. Patent model. CONDITION: Areas with wear, surface scratches and or loss.

19th century gold-mounted cane, the rosewood shaft with 14K (tested) handle, finely worked and molded with flowers, engraved to panel:"U.S. Patent Office / December 31st, 1879" and dedication. Gold un

LOT OF EARLY 19TH C. GERMAN DRAWINGS FOR PATENT OFFICE - C. 1829 - ONE READS "GEGRAVEER DOOR L. SCHWEICKHARDT IN FEBRUARY 1829" - LARGEST MEASURES APPROX. 26" X 21 1/2"

Lot of 3 19th C Dated, Original Tags, Patent Owners & Numbered Patent Models - 1) patent 1880, Fireplace heater, 5 1/2" H; 2) patent May 1885, Passenger Registers; 3) patent Sept 26 1876. Patents sell

A Salesman's Sample or Patent Model of a Physician's Table Late 19th Century with plaque to underside of stationary tabletop reading, Pat'd Dec. 6, 1892. Height 13 1/2 x width 13 3/4 x depth 6 1/4 inc

6 Disc Adders 1) "Victor Adder", Webb-type, nickel-plated brass, c. 1900. - 2) "The Adder", 1868 onwards, the first 2-disc brass adder by C.H. Webb, New York, early model on wood base, US patent: 10 M

The Adder, 1868 The first 2-disc brass adder by C.H. Webb, New York. The early model on wooden base. US patent: 10 March 1868. "The Adder" – Das Ur-Modell, 1868 Erstes Modell des 2-Scheiben-Addierer

"The Adder", 1868 The first 2-disc brass adder by C.H. Webb, New York. The early model on wooden base. US patent: 10 March 1868. "The Adder" - Das Ur-Modell, 1868 Erstes Modell des 2-Scheiben-Addie

Group of 19th/20th Century Cast Iron Office Items. (1) Brass label on pencil trimmer reads, "Planetary Pencil Pointer Made By. A.B. Dick Company, Chicago, U.S.A., U.S. Patent March 17, 1896. Also Pat'

Coin Operated Mahogany Regina Music Box, 19th C. US Patent Date: 1889 & 1893. Measures: 81.5" tall, 36" x 16". This music box has double combs. It takes discs that measure 26 7/8" across and comes wit

Coin Operated Mahogany Regina Music Box, 19th C. US Patent Date: 1889 & 1893. Measures: 81.5" tall, 36" x 16". This music box has double combs. It takes discs that measure 26 7/8" across and comes wit

1870's US Patent Office patent models, approx 10 pcs with partial labels

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

1877 patent model, number 198,044, for a percussion alarm that would have likely utilized a .22 cartridge. Composed of a functional miniature door with a period door latch and the original alarm mecha

Eastlake miniature metamorphic table, 19th c., possibly a patent model or salesman sample, complex mechanism with adjustable tilt and swivel top, 10"h x 9"w x 7"d, 13.25"h (closed) Provenance: Propert

Mounted Officer's Saber and Scabbard, W.H. Horstmann & Sons, Philadelphia, mid-19th century. Closely resembling the U.S. Model 1833 dragoon saber in form, this sword has a nickel plated steel hilt wit

14 19TH CENTURY US QUARTERS. 2 CAPPED BUST, 2 SEATED LIBERTY, 2 STANDING LIBERTY, AND 8 BARBER

Lot (2) 19th c. muskets. One marked 1822 US..

A late 19th century Seth Thomas Thirty Day "Office" model Regulator. 30-day dual spring driven time only movement with dead beat escapement, a painted metal dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary sec

19th century wrought iron and walnut patent wagon model, by L.L. James Medora, Indiana, inscribed one side "Patent Feb 6 1883 LL JAMES Medora, Ind.". Provenance: Collection of M. Austin and Jill R. Fi