EARLY DR S.B. SMITH'S ELECTRO-MAGNETIC MACHINE

Very early medical quack device circa 1876 by Dr. Jerome Kidder of New York. Overall VG condition includes original swivel battery jar, and 2 therapy attachments. Comes in original wood case with orig

Early 20th century medical electro magnetic shock machine made by P.G. Williams in New York. In overall VG condition. Comes with accessories. Wood case measures 7.5" X 7'5" X 7.5". From the Howard Haz

Early Electro-Magnetic Pendulum Clock, c. 1850 Based on the A. Bain patent and the further development by Hipp. With electro-magnetic impulse to the pendulum, height of the clock 48 in. – In additi

Williams Dial Electro Magnetic Machine, together with a Electropathic Medical Apparatus, and an incomplete medical apparatus. The Williams box is 7 1/2"h x 7 1/2" w x 7 1/2"d. Condition - untested, ov

No. 1 Sinustat Electro-Magnetic Machine w/accessories, Ultima Physical Appliance Company, Chicago [11-3/4” x 6-3/4” x 3-1/4”]. Weight: 4 lbs.

c. 1875, electro-therapy device, the coil in a turned mahogany case with adjustable iron rod core, with engraved silver-plated plaque 'Grigg's Conical Electro Magnetic Machine Patented Jan 8th 1873 Lo

A Bulle electro magnetic clock early 20th century, in a glass dome, 40cm high including the dome

5 Early Electric Motors, c. 1900 1) Ring armature motor, 9 ½ x 5 ¾ in. - 2) Electro-magnetic motor, in the style of a beam steam engine, 8 ¾ x 3 ¾ in. - And: 3) 3 motors with horseshoe magnets,

Electro-Magnetic Motor with Rotating Geissler Tube, c. 1880 Magnetic machine with 6-pole rotator and two electro-magnets, on wood base, with wood and brass holder and original Geissler tube, length 5

Medical Quackery lot, 9 items total. 1. "Magneto-Electric Machine for Nervous and other Diseases." housed in a nice box. Top has pin punched name Mrs JC and Carstone(?). Ca. 1860-1880. H 5-5/8" W 10"

Set of (5) early 19th c. mahogany Anthony Quevelle Classical chairs. Provenance: The Ruckman Family, Illustrated in Magazine Antiques, March 1974, Dr. Robert Smith, current consignor purchased at Nort

Early Style Bluebill Hen by Gene Hendrickson, Pleasantville NJ. Provenance: Guyette & Schmidt 2000. Sold for $1,100. According to catalogue it was purchased by D.R. Gascoyne from Smith's Tavern 1938.

5 1/2" Smith, Ex Dr. Nuckles Collection, Dr Nuckles Collected in late 1800s to early 1900s, Near Kansas City, Missouri

Renaissance Revival Oak Library Table, Late 19th/Early 20th C. Dimensions:29" H x 56" W x 36" D Property from the collection of Dr. William and Mary Smith Liebesman, Deal, NJ.

Cast Brass Devil and Talon Cigar Lighter, Late 19th/Early 20th C. Dimensions:9.25" H Property from the collection of Dr. William and Mary Smith Liebesman, Deal, NJ.

Japanese Black Painted Softwood Center Table, Late 19th/Early 20th C. Dimensions:30.25" H x 42" W x 31" D Property from the collection of Dr. William and Mary Smith Liebesman, Deal, NJ.

Eureka Clock Co. Electro-Mechanical Balance Wheel ClockLondon, early 20th centurymahogany case with beveled glass panels, electro-mechanical movement powered by a battery generating a magnetic field,

Three early European embossed silver (not marked) and wood mirrors, with claw feet, and upper crest with medallion with initials SB. 9.5” x 8.5” and 13’H x 15.5”W.

Long Lever to Separate Rolls. Size 12 1/2" H - 5" Rolls - 7 1/2" Base Diameter

Electro-Magnetic Motor with Rotating Geissler Tube, c. 1915 Physical demonstration model, height 9 7/8 in., tube length 10 1/5 in., good condition, untested. Elektromagnetischer Motor mit rotieren

Large Electro-Magnetic Motor with Rotating Geissler Tube, c. 1910 Physical demonstration model, height 18 ¼ in., for tubes of up to 15 3/4 in. length, brass and steel, on walnut base, later tube, ve

Electro-Magnetic Motor with Rotating Geissler Tube, c. 1890 Physical demonstration model, two electro-magnets, on wood pillar, with wood and brass holder and original Geissler tube, for creating a daz

Large Electro-Magnetic Motor, 1910 Height 16 1/6 in., brass column, walnut base, working. Großer elektromagnetischer Motor, um 1910 Höhe 41 cm, Messingsäule, Nußbaumsockel, funktioniert. Start

Bulle Clock Co., France, Model 100 "Bulle Dome" mantel clock, time only, battery-powered electro-magnetic movement, arabic numeral painted metal dial and black steel moon hands, all under a round glas