THE PROTECTOR PALM PISTOL CHICAGO FIRE ARMS CO

Whippet Model C, (Crescent Fire Arms for Chicago wholesaler H.S.B & Co.), single shot shotgun, .410 gauge, 3" chamber, 26" barrel, hardwood stock, sn 2976A *REQUIRES FFL TRANSFER* Start Price: $150.00

19th century Yacht Signal Cannon, Signed "MANF'D BY THE STRONG FIRE ARMS CO. NEW HAVEN CONN. S.A.". Brass tube in 10 gauge with breech loading mechanism and spring firing action with lanyard (lanyard

MARLIN FIRE ARMS CO. HANDCUFFS WITH KEY Marlins Fire Arms Co. adjustable iron handcuffs with key. Measurements: 11.25"

Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company stock certificate number B8055 of 100 shares for Yale University. Dated Feb. 17th 1937. Canceled. Certificate measures: 10-3/4" W x 7-1/2" H. Frame: 16-7/

The brass cannon stamped on the barrel Strong Firearms, Pat. June 1883, New Haven, Conn. USA supported on a wheeled caisson. Length of barrel 28in. (72cm)

A Strong Firearms Company brass yacht signal cannon swivel mounted to a mahogany wood carriage or caisson having two wheels and brass fittings. Knotted rope with wooden knob for pulling cannon include

(3) Franklin Mint fire trucks c/o American La France Series Aerial Ladder truck, Chicago Fire Co. Luverne Pumper truck, and 1938 Ford Fire Engine (damaged in shipment, loose parts in box)

United States,20th Century Includes John Jovino police and military equipment catalog, a 1933 Harrington & Richardson Arms Company catalog, a 2007 reprint of Marlin Fire Arms Co. 1911 catalog, a 2007

Civil War Major General William Buel Franklin (1823-1903) Autograph and CDV. Franklin was a Major General with the Union. After the war he was an executive of the Colt Fire Arms Manufacturing Co. for

3pc Shelf lot. 1. Carved Cinnabar Lidded Box. 2. Tobac-A-Dor Humidor. Marked Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg Co., Hartford, Conn. 3. Blue Silk Round Mat with Embroidered Dragon. -- Dimensions: H: 7 inches

Fire Replicas 1/50 Chicago Fire Department H&L Co. No. 41, 1954 FWD 85' Tractor Drawn Aerial, in display case with protective plastic

2.25" silver shield badge w/enameled black trim. Marked CH Hanson on back

Circa 1900 Karpen Furniture Co. Arm Chairs Chicago ILL. Frames are in good condition. Solid , no breaks. Left Arm chair h 51" w 32" d 37". Right arm chair. H 40" w 31" d 35". Found in Chicago ILL. Est

Books on collecting Military, Catalogue Fire-Arms Collection, US Cartridge Co. Lowell, MA; Local Militia Buttons by Howard Ripley & Bob Moodie; The Model Soldier Guide by Clyde A. Risley and William F

EARLY SHEET TIN FIRE MARK, "PROTECTOR CO.", 9 X 10, FRAMED

Hartford Connecticut. Established 1836. 10 x 7 1/2 inches

Reads "The Garden City Sand Co. Fire Brick & Moulding Sand Chicago" and "Milwaukee Convention American Foundryman's Association June 9-11,1903". 2-3/4" long. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the

A lot of 4 various check punches from the following companies: "Chicago Check Protector", "Universal Mfg. Co.", "Universal Check Protection Co.," "Theo F. Cummins Co." CONDITIONS: Some oxidation and p

Fire Extinguisher Manufacturing Co., Chicago (11). Promotional & demonstrational photographs of the use of their fire apparatus. Ladder Trucks (6), Water Towers (4), plus a look at a fire drill in Bro

United States,Late 19th Century Includes a New York City Patrolman certificate presented to William Fraser in 1881, a Patent Letter to Joseph Rider for an improvement of breech loading fire arms, and

On offer here is another sealed vintage box of 50x .30 Carbine cartridges. The box is labeled as "50 Cartridges, Carbine, Caliber .30M1. Manufactured by Remington Arms Company, Inc.  

2 sealed tins of vintage Remington Arms Co. No. 11, trimmed edge percussion caps. Each tin contains 100 percussion caps, totaling 200 caps in this lot. Tins are marked as 'Trimmed Edge Foil Lined Cent

Side by side double barrel shotgun in 12 gauge, s/n (or patent no.) 47779 overall: 46 in. (long) Provenance: Descended through an old Pound Ridge, NY family n.b. cannot fire modern ammo

(Chicago Fire Department) Early Photograph of Horse-Drawn Chicago Fire Engine. Circa 1910s. Matte-finish silver print, depicting uniformed firefighters outside a building marked "Engine Co./C.F.D". 4