TWO BRASS PRESSURE GAUGES; one marked The Ashcroft Mfg.

Diameter 9.5 inches. One with cracked glass.

Canadian. 1930s. Painted brass. One marked, "E. Leonard & Sons Ltd, London, Canada" and "Read Standard Corporation". Made by U.S Gauge Co., N.Y" and "James Morrison Brass Mfg Co., Toronto". An assortm

The Ashcroft Mfg. Co., New York and Bridgeport. Registered on April 12, 1895. Locomotive pat'd January 22, 1884. #21177.

Grouping of two antique pressure gauges, possibly taken off old submarine. The larger of the two has the dial stamped by Ashcroft Mfg Co in Bridgeport New York 1898 – Solid Drawn Tube – Warranted

An Ashcroft Mfg. Co. Brass Cased Locomotive Pressure Gauge Property from a Midwest Collector

One gauge marked Stothert?

DESCRIPTION: Two brass steam gauges for a seafaring vessel-one for ahead steam, one for astern steam-each marked up to 600 psi and bearing a metal banner with their location designation. Astern steam

Canadian. 1940s. Marked, "The Jas. Morrison Brass Mfg. Co. Ltd. Toronto" lower edge dial. 8 1/2" (diam.), 2 1/2" depth. CODE:TOOL

Four iron horse tethers, two iron gate weights and one brass connector; one tether with remnants of old paint; one tether with leather belt strap and marked "Covert Mfg. Co. 20"; one horse tether with

The Ashcroft Mrf Co: Heating Main, Steam at the Pumps, Fire System, Boiler Feed Line. Dimensions: D 3.5" x Dia: 12" Condition: Signs of age including tarnish, corrosion, and wear, one with a different

Canadian. 1920s. Painted cast case with brass bezel. From Great Lakes Tanker "William P. Cowan", built in 1918 and scrapped in 1986 (marked on back). Marked, "Star Brass Mfg. Co. / Non-Corrosive / Bos

Canadian. . Brass. Dial marked, "Test Guage". Marked, "The Jas. Morrison Brass Mfg. Co. Ltd. Toronto" lower edge dial. 8" (diam.), 2 1/2" depth. CODE:TOOL

Canadian. . Dial marked, "Adam Clark Limited". Marked, "The Jas. Morrison Brass Mfg. Co. Ltd. Toronto" lower edge dial. 5" (diam.), 2 1/4" depth. CODE:TOOL

2 steampunk gauges with brass outer rings: (1) Locomotive brake pressure gauge - Westinghouse Air Brake Company, Pittsburgh PA. double needle with open face by Ashcroft. Has two needles: red is reserv

American. 1940s. Brass. Currently resides in San Francisco. One of two surviving operating "Liberty Ships". The engine of the ship was used in the movie Titanic. Liberty Ships were merchant ships that

Two heavy gauge copper round bottom mixing bowls with rolled edges and brass rings. One bowl marked D&M Douro; one unmarked. Excellent condition with no dents, light patina, etc. Both 4.25" H x 8.25"

Lunkenheimer Dome Top Steam Whistle Brass having a 1.675-inch bell and 0.5-inch steam line, marked on valve; together with a Jas. P. Marsh brass pressure gauge marked on dial Property from: a Private

Two brass railroad lanterns: one marked "The Dayton" underneath. Taller: 11in.

Collection of eight Western themed belt buckles, including two solid brass buckles, one marked "Award Design Medals, Inc." (Normal, Oklahoma), with the other being a one official commemorative

TWO VINTAGE BRASS LIGHTERS. ONE MARKED MADE IN AUSTRIA. PAT. APRIL 2 1912. THE SECOND LOOKS LIKE BAKELIGHT OR PAINT OVER BRASS WITH NO MARKINGS. Tobacciana, Collectible

Two Masonic brass ashtrays. One is marked "Temple Square Chapter 1954". Also includes a 9"h brass Egyptian figure.

This is a cool piece of industrial history -these types of gauges were considered a rugged industrial quality gauge. For multiple uses and a rarity, this heavy, large brass gauge could have been used

Two brass double Crusie oil lamps, one marked 1771, both appear to be 18th C. continental, with stamped decoration, one with poker and 5 wick points, one with four wick points, wear consistent with ag

Group of Four Dice Drops / Hazard Cups. Circa 1880s-1910s. Two wooden dice drops with two interior felt surfaces (one marked “Bailey Mfg. Co.”), wooden hazard cup with three interior felt