Gadget Telescope Cane

Gadget telescope cane/walking stick. Natural material/brass telescope handle. Shaft is 30"L briarwood. The iron ferrule is 1/2"L. Circa 1880. Minor loss to natural material on handle. Issued: 1880 Dim

This cane or walking stick has a leather wrapped grip that can be unscrewed and pulled out to become a telescope gadget. The cane is capped in silver with a silver handle. The body is ebonized Malacca

A Brass Mounted Two-Draw Telescope Gadget Cane England, late 19th Century the cane unscrews into three pieces with the telescope extending to 15 1/2 inches. length 36 3/4 inches

Rare key-wind clock gadget cane, dated 1868. Ivory handle with metal shaft, which pulls down to reveal watch. Watch is working. Minor chipping of wood fear ferrule. Includes key. Condition: (Excellent

The segmented partridge wood gadget cane with 12k gold pencil holder (sans the original wood and graphite pencil) in gold fittings bearing British assay markings for 12k gold stamped CC, perhaps the m

Antique brass and metal telescope cane with ebony shaft, good optics, 36.25 in long.

Concealed Steel flick stick cane/walking stick. Just flick the cane outward and a 6" razor sharp steel blade comes out of the bottom and locks in place. Handle is inlayed mother pearl with multiple 'N

A playful gadget cane having a bamboo base and skull-form head. Mechanism on the back of skull allows tongue to stick out. 8 in tall.

36" Tall X 5 1/2" Wide-When Opened Telescope 16" Long- Signed Thos J Evans London

Concealed Steel flick stick cane/walking stick. Just flick the cane outward and a 6" cruciformed steel blade comes out of the bottom and locks in place. Hand carved sterling silver English hallmarked

a harmless crooked cane that becomes a weapon with a triangular blade much like that of the US model 1917 LF&C trench knife. ca. 1950 36.5" length

Composition knob with wood shaft, top unscrews to reveal sun dial; flip-up fin marked "H C", directional magnitized arrow; normal wear; L-36", G-VG

Briarwood saw patented gadget walking stick. This wooden saw pat'd. gadget cane was made from Briarwood in 1885. Used by hunters for walking thru the woods. The blade could pull out and reverse. The s

Antique Telescope Cane Walking Stick, C. 19th Century - dark reddish wood shaft, threaded and reveals a brass telescope 17" L, overall 33" L. Condition: crack to wood cane shaft.

Folding telescope cane, with collapsible telescope handle, attached to wooden base height 34 in. x diameter 1.5 in. We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we sell. Please email

This sword has a cane or walking stick-like scabbard, complete with brass collar and ferrule. The hilt is ebony with wood nails. The blade is 30.0" long, narrow, and comes to a sharp point.

Rare folding telescope cane, approx. 39" long.

Folding telescope cane, with collapsible telescope handle, attached to wooden base height 34 in. x diameter 1.5 in. We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we sell. Please email

Elaborate enameled metal small adjustable telescope with raised jewels and gilt stars with mother of pearl eyepiece, engraved brass collar, wood shaft with horn tip, 35 in. L, late 19th century, and f

Doctor syringe cane/walking stick. Contains a glass syringe along with a 2nd item of the needle. The handle is briarwood. The shaft is 34.5"L Oak. Ferrule is 0.5"L brass. Circa 1890. Excellent conditi

This tourist style cane or walking stick is made of malacca wood and conceals a sword within the shaft. The sword is 28.5" long and sharp on one side.

A mahogany and brass telescope cane with a compass-mounted handle, expandable telescope, and ebonized stick. 35-1/2in long x 6in wide. Expands to 16-1/2in long. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC

Antique walking stick gadget cane with Monte Carlo roulette handle gambling game. Push top button with roulette wheel pointer to spin. Condition: Spins and works well.Condition:(Excellent).36" Long.Di

Picnic cane with a patented mechanism that keeps glasses from breaking, "Baldwins Tumbler Holder Boston Mass Patents Pending". There are three original glasses in the handle. Shaft is oak, handle is n