Early Version Interlocking Lever Machine Patent ?

This early countertop vending machine dispenses a single packet of gum using a lever. Patent Nov. 1, 1904 by the National Vending Machine Co. Glass dome shows repair. Condition (Very Good). Size 15" T

German - Circa 1920 This classic bank is 5.25” tall. Material: Tin

The first is a Kicker Catcher countertop trade stimulator offering five balls for 5¢. This is an early version of this machine and a great project for restoration. Missing the graphic elements, all a

exceptional children`s sewing machine, heavy casting version, early, height: 22 cm German Description Außergew. Kindernähmaschine, schwere Guss-Ausführung, früh, H: 22 cm

'The Caligraph No. 1 Typewriter (Long Version), 1883 Early American upstroke machine with full keyboard and spacers on both sides as well as armrest. Serial no. 3836. Manufactured by the American Writ

American. 1930s. Wood case with glass face, metal knobs and coin acceptor. This is the "One" cent machine (early 3 ball version) by Baker who was later acquired by Franz in the late 1930's. Franz modi

Scarce earliest version with "Patent Applied For" front spinner and heavy molded scales, small 2 1/4" model is VG+/Ex- mostly due to moderate wear to the aluminum finish and thin hook feathers.

Rare early vending machine for collectible pinup cards, produced by the Exhibit Supply Co. circa 1910's, with Patent Pending mark on coin slot. Oak frame with ornate cast copper legs. Dimensions: H 53

4x6.5cm, extremely early camera with Schneider Xenar 3.5/7cm no.518145, some modifications into version 3 (lever rewind, sliding cover on back door, shutter speed dial, finder hood), shutter sticky, c

Simon Willard Archive, Celebrated Clockmaker, Includes Early Patent for Washing Machine Two documents related to famed clockmaker, Simon Willard, including an early patent for a washing machine improv

British And French, 19th And Early 20th Century, Brass Bronze And Ebony Book Holder, Gilt Stenciled Seal Press, Brass Patent Lever Watch Holder And Clock Group, Cut Glass Inkwell, Brass And Copper Par

Wood and metal construction, shows signs of age and wear throughout, has crank handle not attached, displays well and has nice early look, marked "1 1/2 Charles P Guinta Meg Patent Pdg Phila PA", 7.5x

13 1/2"H x 6"Dia (base). Old frayed cord, of the period. 1910 patent date, Bryant Socket. Chromed brass gooseneck and heavy, iron weighted base. Good cosmetic condition but likely needs rewiriing for

Including, in painted cast iron: (2) Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co., NY/London/Paris, with 1871 patents, pedal operated, but just the machines present, one mounted on wooden stand, 8" x 10 1/2" x 6

2 UNBOXED Carden Loyd Tanks, crews and machine guns, 1 2nd version, cast tracks circa 1940, another 1st version circa early 1930s but rubber tracks missing. 8 pieces. Condition very good. No boxes.

Brandt Automatic Cashier Machine. Chicago, early 20th century. Pushbutton machine ornately cast with griffins on the sides. 10 ½ x 14 x 8 ½”. Very good. Plate with patent dates from 18

Late 19th - early 20th C. tin trunk, ochre grain painted, side handles, latch. Latch reads: Machine Made Lever (the rest illegible.) Approx. 24" x 16 1/2" x 16" H.

working model 7" high, 8 3/4" long wood with copper late 19th/early 20th century

Early MR-19 comes in the early Popy Toys box version with red oval art. Each toy is a pre-American release and eventually became the "Go-Bots" toy series. Both toys are near new old stock.

This is a fantastic early Sweet Chocolate vending machine by the National Automatic Vending Machine Company out of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Belvedere, New Jersey, with the latest patent date of

early 20th c patent model-type scale version of a coal or wood fired stove hot water heater with a hot water tank attached to the side of the stove, ht 10"

A vintage adding machine, "The Addometer" U.S. Patent Office Trade Mark. Reliable Typewriter and Adding Machine Co., Chicago, IL. Directions on the side. Complete with clearing lever and stylus. Origi

This is a very early cast-iron check protector manufactured by the Defiance Machine Company of Rochester NY. Patent applied 1899 and issued 1907. Weighing 30 lbs. in original copper flash finish and a

(A) A rare and desirable Defiance rotary Check Protector. A very early cast-iron check protector manufactured by the Defiance Machine Company of Rochester NY. Patent applied 1899 and issued 1907. Weig