Pair Of British Seafaring Vessel Brass And Glass Steam Gauges

DESCRIPTION: Two brass steam gauges for a seafaring vessel-one for ahead steam, one for astern steam-each marked up to 600 psi and bearing a metal banner with their location designation. Astern steam

Pair of Brass and Iron Steam Gauges: Ashcroft and U.S.: Ashcroft test gauge with no crystal 9.25" and U.S. Gauge Co. solid brass 5.5" in diameter

Pair of Brass Foxboro York Mfg. Co. Steam Gauges: Both measure 9" in diameter, Both crystals are missing.

Pair of Joseph P. Marsh Brass and Iron Steam Gauges: York Corp iron gauge measures 9.5", with bent spot. Brass measures 9.5" in diameter

19th century. Having eagle finial atop octagonal glass inset light chamber with fluid chamber below. They have not been electrified. H23 1/4" Sold from the collection of a Southern Lady.

35 miscellaneous 19th century iron items. To include: iron level, brass steam gauge, iron match holder, country store paper holder, brass and glass door knob and more. See photos. From the North Syrac

Outstanding early 4-1/2' gauge live steam engine Berlin locomotive. This incredible early live steam model features both brass and tin components, 5" brass wheels, brass whistle, glass windows, spring

Pair Maison Jansen style consoles, Circa 1960s, Italy, heavy gauge steel and brass, glass inset top, columnar legs, unmarked, 27"h x 55"w x 16"d

Immense brass steam locomotive, likely British and similar in make to Stevens Dockyard toys. Model toy is a Pacific style with untested livesteam. Gauge is close to 2 inches in width between flanges.

The Ashcroft Mfg. Company Brass Steam Gauge General Electric Vacuum Leak: Glass crystal is loose. 5" diameter face. In used condition

PAIR OF JASPER MORRISON (BRITISH, B. 1959), ATTRIBUTED, BRASS WALL SCONCES, each signed and bearing printed paper label. Each currently fitted with a white cased-glass shade, possibly associated. Circ

Marine Steam Engine by Bing Werke, c. 1906 Nuremberg, no. 13931 with brass boiler (one site with crack), fixed cylinder, steam whistle, water-gauge glass, wood base and metal plate with simulated tile

British or Continental, 19th century, pair with single side handle, with wheel cut hurricane shades fitted over the socket, one cut with leafy wreath centering initials "P.II.", tallest 10-1/4 in.; pa

Restored large, brass rimmed steam gauge manufactured by the Ashton Valve Company. Front glass is cracked. Good condition. Not tested. 14"W x 4.5"D

Brass Railroad Lantern. Bail handle, wire guard, colorless glass bulbous globe etched "HELc CL*P Irwin F.B. Lloyd, 1936-1977". Flared font base marked "STEAM GAUGE & LANTERN CO, SYRACUSE, N.Y. 3", 9-3

Brass 6" Steam Gauge, Made by Cleveland Steam Gauge Co., Cleveland, Ohio, Stamp in back MCGNAGLE, Good condition with slight blemishes on glass

This is a pair of Steam Gauge and Lantern Company lanterns. The first is cast with NO. 100 S.G. on the fount. Plain clear globe, correct burner, and has a brass fount cap. It is missing its top hook.

This is a pair of Steam Gauge and Lantern Company lanterns. The first is a #13 safety dash lantern. Has a red cast Dietz Fitzall globe and a Dietz burner. Has brass fount cap. The second is cast with

British, 19th century, column form support, surmounted by urn form reservoir with eagle forms, hung with 15 glass prisms, single arm with burner stamped "Brower & Rusher/N. York", frosted and cut glas

British Artillery Officer's Leather Field Belt, 19th or early 20th c., with a pouch containing a pair of brass field glasses by Spencer & Co., Opticians, the belt with an embroidered front mounted wit

footed brass lamp bass with ribbed yellow glass opaque shade, ht app 18 inches, diameter app 11 inches vintage brass vessel with stoppers saying full with gauge design, re puposed

footed brass lamp bass with ribbed yellow glass opaque shade, ht app 18 inches, diameter app 11 inches vintage brass vessel with stoppers saying full with gauge design, re puposed

Pair of Solid Brass Gauges, 1 is Westinghouse Wilmerding, Penn. Star Brass Mfg. Co., Pat. July 30, 1889, Jan. 5, 1892, July 4, 1893; 1 is Rubbed off Mfg. Red Hand-Pump steam pressure, black-hand pump

A PAIR OF FRENCH 19TH CENTURY OPALINE GLASS AND BRASS MOUNTED OIL LAMPS the vase-shaped bodies and bulbous vessels painted with foliated sprays and raised jewelled enamel flowerheads; with screw-in br