Gebrüder Kaiser Alternating Current Electric Motor, c. 1920

Gebrüder Kaiser Alternating Current Electric Motor, c. 1920 Leipzig, for 110 and 220 volts, ¼ hp, 1400 rpm, works. - Suitable for driving electric pianos and small orchestrions. Gebrüde

Late 19th - Early 20th c. General Electric Fan, sn 946115, volts 110, cycles 60, three speeds, with brass blades and cage, alternating current motor, original cloth cord, 17" diam., 20 3/4" high. Need

Addressograph Company Alternating Current Electric Motor. Type ST Size 18. 3 Amps. Serial #460377. Made by Holtzer-Gabot Electric Company Boston USA Chicago. In Excellent Condition. Mounted on Wood Ba

2 Electric Motors, c. 1920 1) Zeiss Ikon Dresden. 200-230 V, 1/5 hp, for driving projectors. - And: 2) Unmarked, 1 belt-drive, suitable for driving electric pianolas or orchestrions. 2 Elektromotoren,

Alternating Current Motor by J. Kalb & Co., c. 1915 Model W8, 220 V, 1,9 A, 1/6 horsepower, 1300 rpm. Suitable for automatic pianos and orchestrions. Wechselstrom-Motor von J. Kalb & Co., um 1915 M

1 Electric Motor and 2 Measuring Instruments, c. 1920 1) Small electric motor, 220/240 V, 1/90 hp, 2000 rpm, with belt drive. - 2) Siemens & Halske, ampere meter, 0-30 A, Ø 4 1/3 in. - And: 3) Ampere

Märklin PLM Fast-Train Locomotive with Tender, c. 1920 Gauge I, no. H64/13021, class 4-6-2, 4-axle tender, hand-painted tin, electric motor drive (20 V, working), 2 headlamps, length 29 in. - An impr

Phonolamp Model C, c. 1920 No. 1058, phonograph table lamp, embossed tin case, fabric lampshade, electric motor (230 V), Supreme soundbox, overall height 29 1/2 in., working. Phonolamp Modell C, um 19

German Cash Register by Friedrich Krupp, c. 1920 Model 242 FM, push button control, for amounts up to 999,99 marks, lateral receipt printer, crank or electric motor drive, copper case, oak base with c

Power Factor Measuring Instrument by Brown, Boveri & Cie, c. 1920 Brown, Boveri & Cie, Mannheim, Germany. For measuring single-phase alternating current (220 and 449 volts) and three-phase current wit

1178. TIPPCO BI-WING AIRPLANE | Germany, c. late 1920's, nice detail to motor graphics, electric lights & clockwork driven. Provenance: Donald Kaufman Collection. 16" l.

A General Electric fan dating back to 1901-1902 with a black body and brass blades. Info plate on motor housing reads "Alternating Current Fan Motor, No. 609572, 110 Volts". General Electric logo on c

Metal oscillating fan. Four(4) brass blades. Model No.563684. Alternating Current Motor; 18in.H. x 12.5in.D.(fan cage)Working condition

BRASS BLADES WITH WAVY CAGE. ALTERNATING CURRENT FAN MOTOR. 100-110 VOLTS. SERIAL #150538, STYLE NO. W134081. TOTAL HEIGHT 14 1/2". Terms: UPDATED 2023 TERMS FOR PURCHASING AND SHIPPING OF AUCTION ITE

4 International Telephones 1) Belle Telelephone/Standard Electric, c. 1920, made for Tønsberg Telefonforening (Norway), supplemented with dial. - 2) Small intercom, c. 1910, unmarked, walnut case. -

Soda Fountain Mixer, Myers Bullet, mint green porcelain over cast iron w/nickel-plated motor, c.1920, Exc+ working cond w/few light nicks to enamel not easily noticed & wear to orig tumbler, 18.5"H.

(2) Brass blade antique GE fans to include Alternating Current Fan Motor No. 312709, 17-1/2" H, needs rewired with damage to cage and GE Prepayment Fan Motor, coin operated, spec. 2720-36-1, No. C8052

Large Dynamo-Electric Demonstration Machine, c. 1920 With maker's plaque: "Pleskot & Spol, Presna Mechanika, Praha". Handcrank-driven, large chain armature, on oak base, overall size 15 x 11 x 13 ¾

Kyko Stirling Motor-Powered Air Fan, c. 1920 England, displacer and working cylinders arranged side-by-side, overhead crank, 4 blades of 19 5/8 in., cast-iron cooling jacket embossed "Kyko", on iron b

VINTAGE WESTERN ELECTRIC BRASS CANDLESTICK TELEPHONE, C.1920

Electric Motor with 10 Geissler Tubes, c. 1910 Physical demonstration model with rotating Geissler tubes, on brass pillar and walnut base, height 7 ½ in., with 10 tubes of various shapes and colors.

Porcelain plaque of chariot procession,c.1920, Apotheosis of Kaiser Wilhelm (Wilhelm the Victorious) after Ferdinand KellerPlaque: 13" x 9"Frame: 18.5" x 15"Titled (at the bottom of the plaque): Apoth

Pathé Concert Model 5 Phonograph, c. 1912 Coin-operated automaton, electric motor drive, for vertically-cut discs up to 13 ¾ in., Pathé Concert reproducer, large integrated horn, Art-Nouveau case,

Davide Boriani, kinetic sculpture, Davide Boriani (Italian, b. 1936), "Superficie Magnetica", c. 1966, iron shavings, magnets, electric motor, aluminum and plexiglass, unsigned, 13"h x 12"w x 5"d Prov