Gadget Cane, Compass, Gadget, Brass, 19th C.

19th century gadget cane with brass cigar lighter handle, wood shaft, 33.5 in long (cut down/no ferrule)

A Brass Mounted Two-Draw Telescope Gadget Cane England, late 19th Century the cane unscrews into three pieces with the telescope extending to 15 1/2 inches. length 36 3/4 inches

Doctor syringe cane/walking stick. Contains a glass syringe along with a 2nd item of the needle. The handle is briarwood. The shaft is 34.5"L Oak. Ferrule is 0.5"L brass. Circa 1890. Excellent conditi

This cane or walking stick was used to carry the oils used by Christian Priests. The shaft is made of beech wood with the vessels made of brass and labeled after the Latin names for the liquids contai

Two Hardwood and Metal Gadget Canes, 19th Century, Comprising of a map-holder walking stick and an English brass whistle. Longest dimensions: l: 36 1/2 in.

This beech wood cane or walking stick has a doctor's pomander as the grip. It is a sterling, spherical device with a brass capped opening at the top, accessed by screwing it off the top of the shaft.

Concealed Steel flick stick cane/walking stick. Just flick the cane outward and a 6" razor sharp steel blade comes out of the bottom and locks in place. Handle is inlayed mother pearl with multiple 'N

Concealed Steel flick stick cane/walking stick. Just flick the cane outward and a 6" cruciformed steel blade comes out of the bottom and locks in place. Hand carved sterling silver English hallmarked

19th century gadget cane with rosewood shaft and vinaigrette shaker (for smelling salts) handle. 35.75 in long.

19th century gadget cane with set of interchangeable hand tools such as screwdriver with 3 metal bits. Walnut turned knob screw-off handle with horn ferrule. 35.75 inches long.

19th century gadget cane with silver plated coin holder handle, ebony shaft. 35.5 in long.

This maple cane or walking stick has a toy spinning top affixed to the grip. The handle of the top is put through a pair of holes in the open circle of the grip, then a twine strung through the hole i

Some French and late 19th century, mostly 20th and later examples. Gold filled handle with late shaft, aluminum handle with shaft marked "Mohn". Gadget canes include fishing rod, pen and pencil with i

Western Europe, England, Victorian era, ca. 19th century CE. A spectacular and magical looking gadget cane handle, made from high quality gilt-silver, with three projecting goat heads holding bells an

French Compass cane/walking stick. Made in France. This 3" handle is made of nickel plated brass. Having a sterling collar and a hand carved briarwood shaft which is 35"L. Ferrule is 2.5"L. Excellent

This sword cane or walking stick is made of Malacca wood with a horn grip. The blade is hidden within the shaft, a faceted weapon, hexagonal in design. It has a brass brace at the base of the blade, a

This cane or walking stick has a collapsible net contained within the body, accessible through the removal of the brass sphere grip. Once extracted from the cane, it can be affixed to the bottom by un

This oak cane or walking stick has a spherical maple frip affixed to the top. The body of the cane is marked with lines where the cane can come apart and be reassembled. It has a brass ferrule and riv

Eight ivory forks inside the malacca wood shaft, with brass and steel ferrule. Cloisonne has a small chip. C. 1890. 35 - 1/2".Condition:(Excellent).Dimensions:35 - 1/2" x 1" x 1".

This beech cane or walking stick has a collapsible net attachment that can be affixed to the bottom. It measures 17.0 x 11.75 x 0.75" when extended. The grip is a brass sphere.

This leather wrapped sword cane or walking stick has a series of chevron pattered laces down from the pommel to the ferrule, splitting into a nest of loose strips at the collar before once again wrapp

Antique 1870s Brass Gadget Cane. The cane has a secret compartment under the handle which houses two glass tubes. This cane only has one glass tube and it currently holds an old cigar. The cane measur

A Japanese Single- Case Compass Inro and A Brass Compass 19TH CENTURY the inro of rectangular form, inset with a compass and painted in gold with clusters of clouds, opening to three compartments with

TRAY-JE BUERK BOSTON 1861 PATENT KEY WIND INSTRUMENT BRASS COMPASS, 19th c. CRIMPING TOOL, STANLEY FOLDING RULER, ETC.