Brass Opticians Keratometer Device

Possibly scientific or medical. Brass label and spigot. 23 inch tall

Table Holdout Device. American, ca. 1900. Fine bench-made brass device that allows the operator to secretly add cards to his hand without suspicion. Lever-activated mechanism incorporated into a subst

Will & Finck Bench Card Punch. San Francisco, ca. 1880s. Brass device used to make precise and subtle marks onto the surface of a playing card to later assist the crooked dealer in identifying them. C

Brass Card Punch. American, ca. 1900. Finely made brass device that creates a bump on the back of a card that could then be felt by the dealer to determine the denomination. For instance a bump on the

Brass Card Punch. Maker unknown, ca. 1910. Finely made brass device used to create a bump on the back of cards that could then be felt by the dealer.

Cold Deck Device. Circa 1970. Brass device strapped to the operator’s chest activated with a hidden cord. Lazy tongs and metal clip deliver the “cold" deck into the sharper’s hand, allowing it t

ASSORTED METAL LIGHTING DEVICES, LOT OF FIVE, including a campaign/parade light with glass font, an early Indian bronze pan lamp, and an unidentified cork and brass device. 18th to 20th century. 3 1/4

This is what appears to be an unused United States Navy flotation device. There are 3 components. The first is a bladder with a brass device and a hose hook-up. The second is a larger bladder with a r

TWO HANGING CANDLE LIGHTING DEVICES20th CenturyA Dutch-style four-arm brass device and a three-arm brass and iron device.Tallest height 20.25".

Card Trimmer and Corner Rounder. Asuza: Owen Magic Supreme, ca. 1999. Magnificent machined brass devices used to alter playing cards. Adjustable settings make possible the creation of short, narrow, a

Mid 19th century English brass measuring device, the anthropometric device with multiple slides for craniometry and phrenology. [16" H x 17 1/2" W]. Possibly incomplete, oxidation.

Cased French 19th c. brass medical device, the case is signed "Galante". Case 9.5"l.x4.25"w.

Various types and sizes. Dents, wear, losses. Tallest: 13-3/4"h

Pair of Early 19th C. Brass Lighting Devices, base 12" d x 29" t having ratchet type stems

American and European, 19th century. Three chambersticks. Two with push ups and finger rings on bases, 4.5", 5"h. And one with a long heart handle "Jane Evans, The Ship Conway", 2.75"h. And a tall tin

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Optometer. Eye testing device. Brass on a marble base. Stamped Wm. F. Reimold Maker Phila. William F. Reimold (b. 1861), an optical instrument maker in Philadelphia who patented the form in 1903. Cond

Ship's Brass communication device for Pilot on Bridge, Engine Order Telegraph EOT (also known as a chadburn), from Bridge to Engine Room, with small kerosene lamp and 2 wood handles. Height 42 inches

Wood measures and slide measures to include Stanley 65, Stanley 77, (2) unmarked antique, (7) folding rulers, triangle ruler, slide and brass measuring device and Stanley yardstick no. 33

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Antique/Vintage Brass Centrifugal Force Device, remains in very good original condition. Marked "8166". Measures 8" tall.

This is what appears to be an old component from a communications system on a submarine. The part is brass with a threaded brass cap. The very bottom is where the device was hardwired, with remnants o

13 1/2 x 24 x 2 3/8 inches.. Adjustable.

Rare Ophthalmology Eye Examining Instrument lacking base and mount, round target an one of two sliding pointers; A remnant - but certainly a very early rare piece. American Made. Measures 18 1/4" x 16