J. F. Schaffenecker cast iron brick machine patent

J.E. Stevens cast iron Patent October 28, 1873 Novelty Bank in original paint, 7" to top of chimneys, 4 1/2" x 4 1/2"

Edwin F. Andrews, Patent Model brick machine, St. Louis, MO, circa 1870 , cherry, brass, unsigned, 11 3/4"w x 4"d x 8 1/8"h

'Try Your Grip' gripper machine, cast iron, Royal Letters Patent, some wear. 19 x 12 x 12 1/2''

PAIR OF FRENCH FIGURAL CAST-IRON ANDIRONS, each featuring a female portrait bust raised on a plinth marked "J & F / DEPOSE". Fourth quarter 19th century. Each 8 1/4" HOA, 13" LOA.Good overall conditio

J & E Stevens Four Tower "Bank" Cast Iron Still Bank. Patent 1895. 50 % of original paint intact. 4 1/4 X 5 3/4 X 3 1/4 inches.

Child's FOLEY & WILLIAMS sewing machine. F & W Automatic. Cast iron body with chrome detail. Comes with a copy of the 1907 Directions for Use for a full size machine (printed off the internet). This l

American. 1915. Cast iron with paper dial. Overall good condition with one flake to red paint on fretwork grille. From the Graham J.F. Jones Collection. 6" x 3" x 1.25".

American. 1920s. Cast iron. Stamped, "PAT. PENDG", reverse. Older repaint on red. Exhibits area of moderate paint loss on the back. From the Graham J.F. Jones Collection. 6" x 2.5" x 1.5".

This is a very rare cast-iron peanut machine embossed for the J.H. Bryant Co. Manufacturer. This peanut machine has a very unusual slug ejector over the coin entry, has an original #7 lantern globe, o

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

The cast iron crimping machine with brass rollers, japanned finish with painted gold accents, hinged table clamp, marked THE ORIGINAL KNOX on the base, signed American Machine Co., patent dated 1870.

AMERICAN cast iron crimping machine with brass rollers, japanned finish with gold and red details, patent dated 1879. THE ORIGINAL KNOX electric crimping machine signed North Bro's. on the base. Measu

J. & E. STEVENS CAST IRON "NOVELTY BANK" MECHANICAL BANKLate 19th CenturyPatent dates of 1872 and 1873. In original red, white and blue paint. Door opens and figure swings out. Intact base plates.Heig

Ad-Lee Novelty Co. E-Z 5 Cent Gumball Machine. Chicago, 1908 (patent date stamped to rim of tray). Cast iron base and lid with original marquee sign. Machine would dispense gumballs containing a slip

As Found At The Estate In The Attic Closet, In All Original Or Early Paint. J & E Stevens Originally Bought The Patent For This Bank From Shepard Hardware, Ny. They Then Made A Few Design Changes An O

This quality contemporary Case Corporation brightly colored cast iron advertising sign of important sign depicts the "Old Abe" eagle clutching a globe that reads "J.I. Case Threshing Machine Co. Racin

ROUND CAST IRON BASE WITH BRASS ROLLERS 5" ROLLERS UPDATED 2023 TERMS FOR PURCHASING AND SHIPPING OF AUCTION ITEMS. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE BIDDING. ALL PAYMENTS FOR PURCHASES WILL BE MADE THROUG

3 - 19th century cast iron small sewing machines, including: one on left is marked "F & W Automatic" with hand crank and all original stenciling, middle one is marked "Made in Germany" with original s

J. Moes Dutch "knipbroden" or bread marking machine, two handles squeeze to activate sixteen sets of blades, brass plaque inscribed "J. Moes Amsterdam," cast iron. 8" H x 13.5" W

Four vintage cast iron hand riveting machines. One made by F.H. Smith Company of Chicago. One marked "Patented 1900". Two marked " Edward Sibley Manufacturing, Bennington VT.".

American (Connecticut), early 20th Century (circa 1900). Cromwell, Connecticut. Cast iron with original paint. Patent number on bottom 428450. Some wear, paint loss, and missing trap. 9"h.

Very nice - Boss Tweed's elbow needs re-peening. Origin: Cromwell, Ct. Manufacturer: J. & E. Stevens Material: Cast Iron Period: 1880

Made by the J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1880. This image of the infamous political operator known as Boss Tweed has captivated collectors for decades. In the Tammany Bank, w

(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