General Electric Brass Plate, Schenectady, NY

American Locomotive Company Builders Plate-August 1945, General Electric-Schenectady, NY

American Locomotive General Electric Schenectady, NY #79333 Cast Builder Plate, November 1951

8 in. Ashcroft Mfg. Co. Brass Steam Gauge. 8 in. silvered dial with open center, signed "General Electric Co., Schenectady, NY, USA" and "The Ashcroft Mfg. Co., New York" with serial number 610403A; h

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"

Solid Brass Builders Plate, Electric Locomotive, Dated July 1916, General Electric Co., Schenectady, New York, USA

This is an 11" locomotive light with provisions for horizontal or vertical mounting. Tag affixed to the body reads "INCANDESCENT HEADLIGHT CATALOG 24851 GENERAL ELECTRIC CO SCHENECTADY, NY." The light

Thompson Recording Wattmeter. Labeled "No. 544580/CAT NO. 9450/AMERES 5/VOLTS 100-110/GENERAL ELECTRIC CO./SCHENECTADY N.Y. U.S.A.". 18 1/2" Ht.. Converted into lamp. Purchased from Eli Buk Antiques,

Thompson Recording Wattmeter. Labeled "No. 544580/CAT NO. 9450/AMERES 5/VOLTS 100-110/GENERAL ELECTRIC CO./SCHENECTADY N.Y. U.S.A.". 18 1/2" Ht.. Converted into lamp. Purchased from Eli Buk Antiques,

Original, un-mounted photograph of Thomas Edison, taken by Anderson, on June 25, 1881. Info from back of photo. Also has info of Chas. L. Clark, General Electric Co., Schenectady, NY. 1922. Also, one

DESCRIPTION: American Locomotive Company (ALCO) General Electric Iron Sign NUMBER: 78755 CIRCA: May 1951 ORIGIN: USA, NY, Schenectady DIMENSIONS: H: 6" x L: 12" Have a similar item to sell? Contact: I

Beautifully restored. "To operate fan, turn to knob to right, deposit nickel in slot, turn knob to left as far as it will go, be sure electricity is turned on". All brass instruction plates and label

A General Electric fan dating back to 1901-1902 with a black body and brass blades. Info plate on motor housing reads "Alternating Current Fan Motor, No. 609572, 110 Volts". General Electric logo on c

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

With GE badge on the guard, iron base, yoke arms, the motor with outside posts, four brass blades, S-type guard, signed with a metal plate on the motor, serial number 265216, patent dated 1901. Measur

An early 20th century Master clock by International Time Recording Co., Endicott, N.Y.. Electric movement with 12" painted metal dial, Arabic numerals and seconds bit with lower Brass index plates. Oa

Mexican brass mixed or plated metal inset stone & brass pitcher with bird, hammered , 8 3/8" tall, marked on base. Please refer to images for general condition, all items sold as is.

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 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