Rare Palmer No. 5 Handcuff Restraints

United States,19th century Palmer No. 5 strap style cuff with nickel finish, rotating link, with replacement keys. Illustrated on page 89, American Police Equipment, A Guide to Early Restraints, Clubs

Nice Pat'd 1891 Blakely's Grip Police Nippers handcuff restraint come-along. Overall measures 5-1/2" long and works great, has some surface wear.

259. MAX AND MORITZ ON ROOSTERS CANDY CONTAINERS | Two rare Palmer Cox Brownie figures riding on a roosters, German composition throughout. | 6.5" h. | Two rooster feet repaired, in (Excellent to Pris

2 Pairs of Antique Wrought Iron Shackles Handcuffs. Early restraints have chain extending from one cuff to the other. One is shorter than the other. Dimensions range from 1.5 in h x 35 in w x 5.5 in d

IRON HANDCUFFS - LOT OF FOUR Lot of four iron handcuffs, includes: Singular wrist restraint cuff (3) Pairs of locking handcuffs with keys Measurements: 5.75 " - 10"

jar with enameled Palmer Cox Brownies, 7"w, 5 1/2"h

Germany - Early 1900's - 5 1/2" Tall. Palmer Cox was a Canadian illustrator who developed a series of humorous verse books and comic strips about a group of mischievous but kind-hearted sprites that h

A rare rocker can with the Palmer Cox Brownie wearing an oil can costume that reads "For Fords". It shows discoloration, wear, and paint loss throughout. It displays well and is a very uncommon rocker

Outstanding Salesman Sample. These rare pieces were meant as salesman sample paperweights that were given to the dealers. Measures 2.5" and is an exact scaled down version as the kegs.

Rare form and color, the primary colors are blue aurene with a Gold Irredescents . Measures: 5" Tall with a 2" Fitter Rim.

Nice condition Mattatuk Mfg. Co. "Maltby" Police Nipper Come Along Handcuff. Has a patent date of Nov. 7, 1899. Measures 5-3/4" x 3-1/2", works great.

2 Pairs Antique Handcuffs. 1 Pair Marked Tower's Double Lock And Second Pair Marked Harvard Lock Company New York, 5. Largest Approximately 10.75 L x 3.5 W. Smallest Approximately 9.1875 L x 4.4375 W

A unique poker machine not only in appearance but in play action as well. Depositing a coin, the cards drop down, spin and then pop back up into the viewing window. Several different manufactures prod

This bowling game shares striking similarities between the H.C. Evans Ten Strike game, as it was used as a base for this revamp during the 1940s. Player accumulates points by hitting a spoke on the ro

RARE! 5 1/2" X 4 1/2" SIGNED GALLE, FRENCH ART POTTERY "INSECT" VASE BROWN GLAZE BACKGROUND W/ BLUE DRIP RIM - FLORAL DESIGN W/ WASP HIGHLIGHT - SUPER NICE QUALITY! MARKED WITH "E" CROSS OF LORRAINE "

Silver and gold painted cast iron scale with blue porcelain enamel marquee and louvers. The louvers give the user directions for proper use of the scale. Manufactured by the Moore Company around 1904.

1847 Liberty Head $5 half eagle gold coins are available in five varieties which counts the four basic mintmark varieties. In general all 1847 half eagles are considered scarce though the Charlotte (C

A great pinball style baseball skill game with beautifully restored cabinet and playing field. The background graphics appear to be original and show minor instances of use and age related wear. Two k

RARE 5" SIGNED GALLE FRENCH CAMEO ART GLASS EGG-SHAPED COVERED BOX THREE COLOR - WHITE, YELLOW, ORANGE AND GREEN WITH VINTAGE MOTIF

An Extremely Rare 5" E. Berliner Record - Long, Long Ago No.56 With original printed label verso and title etched into the record on the front, Long, Long Ago is an English folk song dealing with nost

Rare Five gallon Kline & UA Brown Atlanta Georgia ( Howell Mill area ) Churn, this is a scarce (circa 1883) example of Atlanta Georgia stoneware with the partnership of Kline & Brown, note, this partn

1836 RARE $5 Gold Half Eagle UNCIRCULATED

RARE 5" X 6" UNMARKED LOETZ ART GLASS VASE FLAMARION DESIGN FEATURING PEARL GRAY & PANSY COLORED DESIGN THIS PIECE DOES HAVE A FAKE TIFFANY MARK, BUT IT IS A GREAT EXAMPLE OF LOETZ ART GLASS

Scarce Five-Gallon Alkaline-Glazed Stoneware Jar, Stamped "JCM", attributed to Daniel Seagle, Vale, NC, circa 1840, highly-ovoid jar with thin, flattened rim and arching lug handles, the surface cover