Camelback arrow. American, ca. 1940s. Nickel-plated camelba...

Gaffed Silver Wheel Spindle Game. American, ca. 1930. Wheel-shaped arrow/spindle game with nickel plated rim and twisted metal spokes. Includes two arrows and attractive leather case. Secretly gaffed

Card Rising Stand. American, ca. 1905. Handsome nickel plated stand with wooden platform and attached metal Houlette. Selected cards rise from the pack isolated in the Houlette. Base reminiscent of th

American. 1940s. Cast iron, nickel plated brass and painted components. Repainted base and shroud. Stamped, "Weeden Trade Mark Reg U.S. Pat Off". Horseless Carriage Museum, Fenelon Falls, Ont. 9.5 x 4

Flag Vase (Stage Size). American, ca. 1920. Very large nickel plated vase is filled with water, covered for a moment, and is then seen filled with dry silk flags. Minor dents to base, but good conditi

Native American bust, Austria, ca. 1930s Nickel-plated bronze Stamped HAGENAUER WIEN 7 1/2" x 9" x 2 1/2"

Faro Dealing Box. American, maker unknown, ca. 1940. Nickel plated and in good working order. An unusually sized piece intended for patience cards. 3 x 2 x 1 5/8".

Eight Money Drop Slots. American, ca. 1930. Two being nickel-plated, six in brass. These drop slots were attached to the table over a cash box, into which money was dropped. Excellent.

Coin Wand. Chicago: National Magic Co., ca. 1940s. Mechanical black metal wand (13 ¾" long) with nickel-plated tips that produces or vanishes a Walking Liberty half-dollar at one end. Minor dent to o

American. 1920s. Nickel plated brass. 6.5 x 5 x 1.5". Missing rad cap base.

Pair of decorative nickel plated racecars mounted on a green onyx base, each measures about 9" long with Don Sommer emblem on base.Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance:

Master Flagstaff. Kansas City: Donald Holmes, ca. 1930. Nickel plated telescoping flagstaff for production from a hat or elsewhere. With attached silk American flag. Very good.

A mid-20th century American open-face pocket watch by Waltham Watch Co., a manufacture active between 1850 and 1957. Ca. 1940s. Gold-plated case with polished surface. White dial with sub-dial, gilt A

American Motor Mascots, Jewett, Velie, Ca. 1920s, 4 pcs | Lot includes one 1923-26 Jewett winged J mascot. Nickel plated brass. H 4.75", W 5.5", D 2". One Velie winged V mascot. Nickel plated brass. H

Burns' patent outside terminal telephone receiver Ca. 1905. Hard rubber and nickel plated brass. Marked: "AMERICAN ELECTRIC TELEPHONE CO. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS BURNS' PATENT." Chip on cap, some corrosion

Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company Archer Motor Mascot, Ca. 1928-29, H 4.75" W 4" L 8" | Nickel plated brass motor mascot in the from of an archer ready to loose an arrow. No apparent markings. 1928-29 Pi

American Cupid Motor Mascot, Ca. 1920s, H 8" W 3.5" L 5" | Zinc die cast and chrome plated. Standing winged cupid holding a bow and ready to loose an arrow. No apparent markings.

An American Nickel-Plated Copper Hotdog Vendor Steamer with Burner and Jewels W.B. Berry and Company, Boston, Massachusetts, Early 20th Century brass plaque on top markedMANUFACTURED BY W. B. BERRY &

Billiard Ball Stand. German, ca. 1930s. Nickel-plated stand with cups for seven billiard balls produced by the magician. Four cups with pins in their bases, possibly to accommodate shells. Servante at

Crystal Casket. German [?], ca. 1910. Nickel-plated box resting on four claw feet is shown empty, yet instantly fills with a quantity of silk handkerchiefs. 5" square. Finely made.

Vanishing Birdcage. German [?], ca. 1920. Nickel-plated cage vanishes from between the magician’s hands. Semi-rigid model. 7 x 4 x 5”. Tarnished, lacking one bar, but structurally sound.

American. 1870s. Nickel plated brass with two colour cased glass globe. The clear section of the glass globe is cut "D. ALLISON CONDUCTOR". Minor oxidation is evident in the nickel plating. Stamped, "

Six (6). Canadian. 1900s-1940s. Embossed nickel plated brass. One example stamped, "Cairns, Toronto" on rear. A collection of six different Canadian National Railway (CNR) Police, Special Police, Cons

Six Arrow Spindle. Circa 1900s-10s. Nickel-plated arrows mounted on spindle with circular base, star emblem at the back end. 24” long. Dusty and tarnished.

Phelps style single looped magnet receiver, probably Ca 1890-1900. Nickel plated magnet with wood transmitter case, probably European. Element appears complete. From the Howard Hazelcorn collection.