19th Century Patent Model-Brick Making Machine

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

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"

working model 7" high, 8 3/4" long wood with copper late 19th/early 20th century

Historical saddler's sewing machine (for leather), France 19th century, iron and cast iron, lacquered. Open-worked and ornamented, inscribed "Patent-Elastique" and serial or model number on the cast f

Edwin F. Andrews, Patent Model brick machine, St. Louis, MO, circa 1870 , cherry, brass, unsigned, 11 3/4"w x 4"d x 8 1/8"h

Three models without tags, each having broken and or lost pieces. 1. The model of a rail car built from walnut and lettered 'Wm Whitt and C. Schneider Improved Stock Carr(sic)' in red pigment on one e

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

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

(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"

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

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

19th Century Perpetual Motion Machine Models circa 1840. Built by Henry Barber at Scott, N.Y. Max Ht. 19 w 17 in.

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

The collection as shown, including an interesting all brass model with leaf spring assembly, presumably partial or complete patent models without their tags. The collection is shown from all sides tho

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

A Carved Wood Change Machine Hopkins and Robinson, Louisville, Kentucky, Late 19th Century patent no. 20-83. Height 20 x width 14 1/4 x depth 11 inches. Property from a Michigan Collector

An unsuual Guillotene style patent model. Probably a type of cigar cutter. Late 19th century. Please see photograph preview or call. Dimensions: 10 1/2" X 17 1/2" X 9"

Large sandpaper drawing probably depicting brick making factories along the Hudson - also shown are sailboats in river, hunter with dog on ledge and cattle resting. 19th century. 27.5" x 19.5". Slight

A 19th century Davies Patent "Crystal Palace" parlor clock, single post model. 8-day time and strike movement with papered dial and Roman numerals, stamped "Davies Pat'd" on pendulum. Walnut case with

Walker's Patent "Harpoon" Sounding Machine, 19th Century Thomas Walker & Son Ltd., Birmingham, England. Brass body with rotator and dial, records depth up to 150 fathoms, in fitted wood box. Walker'

The like new 'machine' for determining depth up to 150 fathoms is made from solid brass with considerable precision, original woven rope lead, original wood box with paper label, made by Thomas Walker

Davis & Kidder's Patent Magneto-Electric machine for Nervous Diseases, 19th century, brass-bound mahogany-cased instrument with paper label. weight-driven geared-brass and cast-iron steel instrument,

"Davis & Kidder's Patent Magneto-Electric Machine for Nervous Diseases"; 19th century medical quackery electro-therapeutic shocking machine; mahogany case with crank on front, handle on hinged lid and

"Champion" model cast-iron table-mounted Corkscrew, late 19th, early 20th century, made after the patent of 1897, with additional metal plaque reading: "Budde & Westermann / BAR / SUPPLIES / 50-52 Ves