VERY EARLY CAST-IRON WRIST STRENGTH TESTER.

Bell and Cast Iron Mechanism for Early Coin Op Strength Tester. In-house shipping available. Dimensions of Mechanism: 11 x 9 x 3, Bell Covers: 2 x 8 x 8

This is a cast-iron arcade grip and strength tester made by the Pacific Machine works. The front casting appears to be original green porcelain, where the balance of the machine has been painted to ma

*NO SHIPPING - TRANSPORT OR PICKUP ONLY* Hard to find, coin operated strength tester on original cast iron pole and base. Looks to be mostly complete with top marquee, front brass I.D. plate, inside m

Figural cast iron body with rope emerging from the torso. This extremely rare floor model amusement machine measures a player's strength by tugging a rope. Players pull on the rope to make a devil fig

Exceptional finish on this wood cabinet that is embellished with ornate cast-iron details. Highly detailed marquee that reads "Lift - I'll Tell Your Strength". Bright colored original dial is tin lith

The composition of this strength tester is tiger stripe oak, partnered with cast iron components, painted red. Patron’s insert a coin and pull down the leather punching bag attachment as far as it w

Mills Novelty Co. made this fun strength tester around 1903. This great machine features a nice oak cabinet with recessed paneling and decorative casting and cast iron platform. The instruction tag re

This arcade game in oak cabinet rests on a cast iron stand. Has an "Exhibit Supply of Chicago" decal on front. Includes keys. Condition (Excellent). Size 18" x 18" x 75-1/2"

"The Sportif" Strength Tester, c. 1935 France, made for Sweden, coin-slot for 10 öre, cast-iron base, missing coin-box cover, glazed mechanism, height 17 ¾ in. Kraftmesser "The Sportif", um 1935 Fra

This strength tester was manufactured from 1951 to 1957 by the Great Lakes System, displaying wear and loss of paint throughout. It is made of cast iron with aluminum features and a wooden base, paint

1¢ Universal Grip strength tester, manufactured by Holly Engineering Co. in 1939. Mostly cast iron with a wooden base. CONDITION: Complete and restored. A great example. Condition: (Restored). Di

Early 20th century. A finely rendered cast iron figural sculpture with attractive oxidation throughout, depicting a seated winged cherub with wrists bound by rope, with small quiver, with craggy rock

Shows wear throughout, displays well, has some matches inside, one cent, 23.75"x3", rated 7.25

Unidentified maker, two-horse team with gimbaled wheel intact, bell present, in black and red paint, 5 1/2" x 27 1/2" x 5". Lacking ladders and two drivers, light corrosion, about 70% paint.

19th century, triple openwork backrest decorated with winged figures carrying a harp, armrests with rams head terminals h. 31 w. 79 d. 21 in. Provenance: the estate of a South Salem, NY lady

Early cast iron dove gate weight. American. Mid-late 19th century. L 11-3/4", W 8", D 3". Pease refer to this link for high-res images https://www.dropbox.com/sh/i5ks52aamxg254q/AACjJ3rzAVYLgg2ylthOn9

Rare cast iron Indian andirons. Third quarter of the 19th century. Excellent condition. H 13" D 13-1/2"

Early Cast Iron Fireman Child's Toy 7 3/4"H, 28"L, 5 1/2"W

This is an early cast iron cigar cutter made by the Brunhoff Specialty Company, advertising Trustem 5¢ cigars. The original clock is manufactured by the Waterbury Clock Company and is housed in i

EARLY CAST IRON FIRE BACK DATED 1749 (35" X 28")

Title: Early cast iron rooster windmill weight. Dimension: 17” x 16” x 4 1/2” Provenance:Very nice heavy cast iron rooster windmill weight made by the Elgin Wind Power and Pump co. Old painted s

Very early, very ornate cast iron parlor stove. Refinished in black. Looks to be complete except for legs. Can't see any minor or major cracks in iron. Overall good condition. 40-1/2 " T X 31-1/2 " W

This is a very early cast-iron string holder with three-sided tin-lithography sign on top advertising CL Jones & Co's Tulip Soap. The sign dates to 1905 and comes complete with a ball of string. The t

During the period following the Civil War and on up into the early 20th century, saloons thrived with every type of gambling game imaginable. This coin toss game, AKA "Frog Toss", was a simple yet pro