Canadian National Telegraphs Stock Ticker

The circular stepped iron base in original Japanned black finish with gilt lettering is mounted with a lacquered brass mechanism stamped 3-A, 22-OHMS with serial number 2029. A thick glass dome is inc

Canadian. 1920s. Double sided porcelain flange (DSPF). Exhibits porcelain losses from the inside of the flange where it meets the sign. Horseless Carriage Museum, Fenelon Falls, Ont. 24 x 12".

Canadian. 1920s. Double sided porcelain (DSP), originally with flanged mounting edge (sheared). Exhibits two perforations, one at the center of each end. Porcelain losses from the extreme edges. Each

Canadian. 1910s. Double sided porcelain flange (DSPF). Marked, "Acton Burrows Toronto" lower center edge. Porcelain losses at extreme edges; most heavily along edge where flange was cut. A few minor c

Canadian. 1920s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Originally a flange sign, the flange has been removed. Surface exhibits moderate, uniform fade. Porcelain losses, mainly from edge where flange was cut a

The Exchange Telegraph Co. English stock ticker machine under glass 7.25" H x 9" Diameter 16" Dome

This is a 6-pack of mixed cattle and boxcars, made by Roundhouse, in HO scale, and new in their original boxes. There are two 36 foot Canadian National Railroad stock cars, two Texas and Pacific Railr

dated 1937

English, brass plaque engraved 'THE EXCHANGE TELEGRAPH CO LTD PATENT', and numbered 1426, on a cast iron base finished in black enamel, brass lacquered case containing electromechanical mechanism The

6-27247; New Old Stock; Missouri Pacific Double Sheathed Boxcar 6-36295; New Old Stock; Canadian National Boxcar 6-17220; New Old Stock; Pennsylvania Railroad Standard OÂ Merchandise Car 6-83568; New

1879 BENSON, MAULE & CO. THOROUGHBRED STOCK, PHILADELPHIA 1880 - CANADIAN NATIONAL AND PACIFIC COAST CRUISES - "THE HUDSON BY DAYLIGHT" BY: WILLIAM F. LINK

4 LIONEL ROLLING STOCK CARS 0 & 027 GAUGE. CANADIAN NATIONAL ORE CAR, GREAT NORTHERN ORE CAR, PACIFIC FRUIT EXPRESS REEFER, ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL BOX CAR. ALL NEW IN BOXES. BOXES ARE IN VERY GOOD SHAP

4 LIONEL ROLLING STOCK CARS 0 & 027 GAUGE. CANADIAN NATIONAL ORE CAR, GREAT NORTHERN ORE CAR, LEONARDO DA VINCI BOX CAR, ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL BOX CAR. ALL NEW IN BOXES. BOXES ARE IN VERY GOOD SHAPE.

Stock Lot of 2 Buffalo Creek Flour ART-46028 Canadian National ART-46057

Thomas Edison Western Union Stock Ticker Model 35-A - c. 1910. An original self-winding Wall Street stock ticker by Thomas A. Edison. Model 35-A with brass frame, telegraph mechanism, twin alpha-numer

Rare Thomas Edison Western Union Model 35-A self-winding Wall Street ticker tape machine, serial #3206, with brass frame, telegraph mechanism, twin alpha-numeric rollers and tape feed with escapement

DOW JONES STANDING STOCK TICKER TAPE MACHINE 4.5" H,18"W,12"D. ART DECO STYLE 1910 PAT#1178215-765978 & #4060531 (1) 'Ticker Tape Telegraph' Attractive, silver-grey iron/tin enamel-coated cabinet w/ o

19th-20th Century Bank Check, Receipts, and Stock. 58 piece grouping of antique and vintage business ephemera, featuring a National Telegraph Lines freight receipt (1856), Adams Express Company and Am

Pacific Window Caboose 6-29835 Northern Pacific Ore Car 6-26401 Canadian Pacific National Boxcar 6-36295

Western Union Type 3-A Stock Ticker first quarter 20th century, New York, composed of painted metal, brass, steel and glass, this example marked by the manufacturer, "Elect. Ind. Mfg. Co., New York" a

[STOCK TICKER]. Edison-type Electrical Industries New York Universal Ticker Machine. Serial number 3812. Model 3-A, 22 Ohms. Lacquered brass mechanism (some tarnishing by age), black painted cast iron

In this lot of four we have offered a self-winding Thomas Edison Stock Ticker mechanism under a clear glass dome. (9"D x 13"T.) This device rests upon a beautiful wooden base with carved moldings and

Western union original Edison stock ticker with original base and glass top and original paper. 13.5"h x 8"w

Canadian. 1916. Brass. Class T-1-a. Santa Fe 212 type locomotive. Built by an American locomotive company at the Brooks plant in 1916. The boiler was built by Montreal Locomotive Works. Serial Number