A BOXED 19TH C. WALKER'S PATENT HARPOON SOUNDING DEVICE

The like new 'machine' for determining depth up to 150 fathoms is made from solid brass with considerable precision, original woven rope lead, original wood box with paper label, made by Thomas Walker

Walker's Patent "Harpoon" Sounding Machine, 19th Century Thomas Walker & Son Ltd., Birmingham, England. Brass body with rotator and dial, records depth up to 150 fathoms, in fitted wood box. Walker'

19th Thomas Walker's Patent Taffrail Brass Harpoon Ship Log. Towing Ring Has Been Replaced With Round Brass Finial. 19.5 Inches Long.

Three models without tags, each having broken and or lost pieces. 1. The model of a rail car built from walnut and lettered 'Wm Whitt and C. Schneider Improved Stock Carr(sic)' in red pigment on one e

Framed 19th Century Walker Boutall Golf Photogravure Of "Old Tom" and "Young Tom". Burl framed & matted 13.25 inches x 11.25 inches x 0.75 inch. 7 inches x 5 inches.

SIGNATURE IS ILLEGIBLE, 34 1/2" LONG, 3" WIDE, SLIGHTLY BENT AND SOME RUST.

A BOXED 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE EDO PERIOD GOLD INLAID IRON TSUBA decorated with figures upon a boat. 7 cm x 7 cm.

Boxed 19th century set of 6 coin silver spoon set signed Bruckmann 800 with eagle. (4.87 troy oz)

A Fine 18th-19th century Harpoon point with metal blade, North West Coast / Alaskan Eskimo, Native American peoples. The Point measures 4 3/8 inches tall , 6 inches tall on display stand. Provenance:

J. & E. STEVENS CAST IRON "NOVELTY BANK" MECHANICAL BANKLate 19th CenturyPatent dates of 1872 and 1873. In original red, white and blue paint. Door opens and figure swings out. Intact base plates.Heig

A Carved Wood Change Machine Hopkins and Robinson, Louisville, Kentucky, Late 19th Century patent no. 20-83. Height 20 x width 14 1/4 x depth 11 inches. Property from a Michigan Collector

Probably from an 18th/19th Century device. Now set into silvered and ebonized frames. Diameter of seal 1.5 in., framed 12.75 by 10.75 in.

United States, ca. 1860 to 1875 CE. This is a pair of 19th century devices for the care of the body. The first is a small, fish-shaped tool made of turtle shell for cleaning the ear; the second is a f

Creedmoor mechanical bank, soldier shooting at tree. The stone in front of the soldier's foot is signed "Creedmoor Bank" but the 19th century patent date is illegible. Traces of original paint on the

FRANZ HEINRICH 1802 Nachod - 1890 Brunn IN THE ORANGERY Watercolors on paper. 29.5 x 41.5cm. Signed and dated 'F. Heinrich 1856'. Also included: Unknown watercolorist (19th century), 'Walkers in front

Grouping of 5 spun brass apple buckets with hand forged iron handles, 3 with Hayden's 19th century patents from Waterbury Connecticut. Ranging in size from 10.5"D to 14"D. All with minor dings and in

Rare 19th Century whaling toggle harpoon. Hand wrought iron construction with moveable spear head. Remnants of rope remaining. Original untouched patinized surface. L 26". Provenance: Depetro N.Y. Est

Rare early 19th Century whaling harpoon . Hand wrought iron construction with original rope remaining. Original untouched patinized surface. L 28". Provenance: Depetro Estate NY Nautical Collection. C

A Grouping Of 6 Inuit Carvings (Tools) 19th Century Or Earlier. This, and many lots forthcoming were found at the massive central Florida estate of a true antiquarian who amassed his magnificent colle

Terrific antique mantle clock from John Walker of London. Solid wood body that appears mahogany. Spectacular ormolu with an ornate finial, faces, florets and other elaborate brass adornments. The cloc

19th century whaling harpoon. Dimensions: 34" length and 4" tip.

TWO BOXED COMPASSES19th CenturyOne marked "Hagger & Brothers Baltimore" and the other labelled "John Russ New York".Largest case height 6". Width 10". Depth 9.75".

19th Century Lighting Device Lot. Six tube tin candle mold, 10-3/4"h., single tube candle mold, 9-1/4"h.,pair of miniature brass candlesticks, 4-1/4"h., brass candlestick with pusher, 7"h. and two wro

Antique Brass Library Telescope, Thomas Harris London. Beautiful 19th century optical device is made of brass and is attached to a tripod stand. Engraved Thos Harris & Sons, London; the piece is also