A GENERAL ELECTRIC BRASS ADVTG PAPERWEIGHT C 1920

A flat brass paperweight with bas relief tipped light bulb in socket with outside posts, GE logo. Approx 3 by 2.25 by 0.25 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on

General Electric Sunlamp, c. late 1920's, all original,catalog no. 4170424,Style BM-16, switch along base (QSCAR8102) (MM) Dimensions: 61"H x 21"W Property Title: From a Scarsdale, New York home

VINTAGE WESTERN ELECTRIC BRASS CANDLESTICK TELEPHONE, C.1920

Including c 1910-1920 SIGNAL ELECTRIC CO Brass Bodied RADIO Telegraph Lever KEY and a WWII knee mount telegraph model j-37, Winslow tele-tronics. Measures 3" to 4" each

Including: "Pump Discharge" by Crosby, Boston, 7 3/4" diam. with 1 1/2" stem extension; PLUS "Exhaust-Vacuum" by Ashcroft-American of Bridgeport, Conn. for General Electric of Schenectady, NY, 5 3/4"

(4) Desk items, c/o Maitland Smith copper tone candle lamp (25-1/2" h), Maitland Smith marble globe on brass stand (8" h), General Electric model 7F68 carriage clock (7" h), General Electric Telechron

Die struck brass, double-sided watch fob, obverse with 'Cox-Jones Com. Co.' and horseshoe, bull, sheep and hog, and crescent, reverse with raised 'For Good Luck, ship to Cox-Jones Com. Co., Omaha and

With GE badge on the guard, iron base, yoke arms with wingnuts, pancake motor with nice casting and outside posts, four brass windmill blades, S-type guard, signed with a metal plate on the motor, ser

Late 19th - Early 20th c. General Electric Fan, sn 946115, volts 110, cycles 60, three speeds, with brass blades and cage, alternating current motor, original cloth cord, 17" diam., 20 3/4" high. Need

(3) speed fan in black paint with brass blades. Type: AOU; Form AD1. 16 1/2 x 13 inches.

Heavy cast brass, with relief lettering of 'Ft Wayne Electric Corp'n 'Wood System.'', The Wood System trademark began appearing on Fort Wayne Electric Light Co. (later known as Fort Wayne Electric Cor

Electric Station Clock, c. 1920 Slave clock, electric drive, lacquered dial with Roman numerals (slight chipping), brass mount on wood frame, Ø 20 ½ in., untested. Elektrische Bahnhofsuhr, um 1920 T

Appears to be in as found condition that is very solid, has minor corrosion spots on base but works great!! Cage is 13 1/4 in in diameter and overall height is 17 in.

Apprx 9 3/4" in diameter and 11 1/2" tall.

TYPE AOU - 4 BLADE BRASS AND IRON ELECTRIC FAN - SER# 128156 - 110 VOLT - 3 SPEED OSCILLATING FAN 16"

Early rotating fan manufactured by General Electric Company. Nice I.D. tag, four brass blades, good wire cage, looks to be complete, cord needs replacing, has base switch, motor is free but not tested

Unusual General Electric brass sign. Made of 1 piece of cast brass. 36" Excellent

GE fan is Approx 13 1/2" in diameter and 18" tall.

Fan runs but does not oscillate and switch is not working.

A three piece lot of a dore bronze and glass covered box, etched glass and gilt brass handled basket and a solid bronze finial circa 1920. Ht: 10" Wd: 6.5" Dpth: 5" (basket)

4 International Telephones 1) Belle Telelephone/Standard Electric, c. 1920, made for Tønsberg Telefonforening (Norway), supplemented with dial. - 2) Small intercom, c. 1910, unmarked, walnut case. -

(General Electric, c.1966) A vintage promotional paper Batman mask provided by General Electric in the mid-1960s. The mask is double-sided and depicts both Batman and Robin. Included with the mask is

Gebrüder Kaiser Alternating Current Electric Motor, c. 1920 Leipzig, for 110 and 220 volts, ¼ hp, 1400 rpm, works. - Suitable for driving electric pianos and small orchestrions. Gebrüde

'Western Electric Brass Telegraph, c. 1895 No. 17384, for Italy, marked: "Western Electric Italiana - Milano", ink writer, spring motor drive (working), nickeled brass, on wood base, height: 10 ½ in.