Enigma M4 Cypher Machine, c. 1942

Twin Marchant Calculating Machine, c. 1942 Consisting of 2 Marchant XL spoked-wheel calculating machines by Marchant Calculating Machine Co, USA, assembled in England and distributed by Block & Anders

Anon Armament Bulletin, Our Target is Their Sucess, original poster printed for HMSO by Multi Machine c. 1942 - 76 x 51 cm

Cypher Machine for Deaf People, c. 1970 Manufactured by: "Hörseltekniska Laboratoriet, Stockholm", consisting of triple-row key-input unit (only letters) and output unit with 6 light fields, metal ca

Bürk's "Kollektor" Adding Machine, c. 1910 Manually-operated machine by Württembergische Uhrenfabrik Bürk Söhne, Schwenningen, with four control-wheels instead of keys (number 1, 3, 4 and 5), the

Carlo Scarpa, 'Conchiglia iridato' bowl, c. 1942, Model no. 1359. Shell-shaped. Ø 23.5 cm. Execution: Venini & C. Encased glass, clear and pink, iridescent. Marked: venini murano, venini mu

Carlo Scarpa, 'Rainbow shell' vase, c. 1942, Model no. 1351. In the form of a nautilus. H. 20 cm. Execution: Venini & C. Clear glass, matt iridescent. Marked: venini murano MADE IN ITALY (acid sta

60-Wheel Cipher Machine, c. 1944 Used to cipher or decipher, metal case in German military grey, 3 rows with 20 character wheels each, interlocked, 60 inspection or reading windows, overall size 12 ½

Large French Electrostatic Machine, c. 1895 After Ferdinand-Philippe Carré, with brass maker's plaque "Ch. Noé, 8 rue Berthollet, Paris, Constructeur", mahogany base, 2 ebonised columns with gla

H. 83 x 48 x 50 cm. Made by Slagelse Møbelvaerk, Denmark. Rosewood, green leather. Literature: An EC certificate was issued, which allows the marketing of objects with Brazilian rosewood withi

American SSTR-1 Clandestine Radio Set, c. 1942 Manufacturer: RCA, with improvements by Radio Development & Research Corporation. Consisting of: receiver SSR-1-G, transmitter SST-1-E (with universal ba

"The Millionaire" Calculating Machine, c. 1900 Serial no. 288, rare calculating machine for all 4 basic arithmetic operations, by Otto Steiger, St. Gallen, Switzerland, based on the design of Leon Bol

Generally hard to find for sale, even though 3000 were produced. Animated boxers fight it out in the ring on the playfield. Considered to be one of the highest-valued Woodrail Games in history. Design

The Adder English Adding Machine, c. 1915 The Adder Cash Register Syndicate Ltd., London. Serial no. 9133, single-column single-axis adding machine, ten-key setting mechanism, three results dials, aut

Coin-Operated International Mutoscope Viewer Machine, c. 1930 With comic reel "Mouse saves lion from natives", hand-cranked mechanism and light-metal case on stand, height: 68 in., good working condit

This is a very early chewing gum vending machine made by the Philadelphia Chewing Gum Manufacturing Company. Wood and tin construction, this machine was given away free with a case of Somoa Chewing gu

Property from a Richmond Hill, GA Estate Description: Streetfighter II Champion Edition Capcom Pinball Machine, c. 1992, by Gottlieb, with three level playfield, Serial Number 105379, with origina

Alfred Hutty, On the Way Home (H. 172) (c.1942). Alfred Hutty was one of the founding members of the Charleston Etchers' Club. Public collections that include Alfred Hutty: Art Institute of Chicago Lo

ANDREAS FEININGER (1906-1999), MODEL OF A PLANE ON FLOAT, c.1942 gelatin silver print, printed later; 17 1/4 x 13 3/4 (image); 20 x 16 in. (sheet); signed verso in ink. Condition: Excellent. AFE-0010

German Amusement Machine, c. 1930 Probably Wilhelm Fürst, Apparate-Bauanstalt, Berlin. Mechanical skill game with payout, similar to the model "Henkeltöpfchen", a slingshot and catcher combinati

Leica M4, c. 1968 Leitz, Wetzlar. No. 1193383, shutter on long times too quick, without spool, with body cap, guarantee card and instructions. Excellent condition, like new. Leica M4, um 1968 Leitz, W

Hagelin Cryptos CX-52 Cypher Machine, 1952 onwards Manufactured for Crypto AG, Switzerland by A.B. Cryptoteknik, Sweden, no. 33955. Mechanically operated, with 6 removable coding wheels, paper tape an

Hagelin C-446A "MX-3003" Cipher Machine, c. 1946 In unopened original packaging. Boris Hagelin, A.B. Cryptoteknik, Stockholm. Mechanically-operated, 6 non-removeable cipher wheels, double printer with

German "Henkeltöpfchen" Amusement Machine, c. 1930 Wilhelm Fürst, Apparate-Bauanstalt, Berlin. Mechanical skill game with payout, a slingshot and catcher combination, oak case, with lock and key

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