World's Fair Model Remington Standard No. 2, c. 1890

c. 1930. First is an orange tin litho with blue top, marked "CK" with tin litho spare wheel marked "Special". Sometimes this model comes with World's Fair insignia. Second one is a three-window Sedan

Remington Standard No. 2 and No. 4 1) "Remington Standard No. 2", 1890, serial no. 38994, early American upstroke machine, successor to famous Sholes & Glidden, the first successful typewriter in the

4 American Typewriters 1) "Remington Standard No. 2", c. 1888, with two patented shift-keys by "W.H. Jayne", serial no. 41518, American upstroke machine, one typebar broken (included), mechanism somew

4 American Typewriters 1) "Remington Standard No. 2", 1890, serial no. 91202, American upstroke machine, missing paper table, carriage movement defective. Successor to the famous Sholes & Glidden, the

4 American Typewriters 1) "Remington Standard No. 2", 1890, serial no. 89967, upstroke machine, partially rusty, 1 lever broken, missing a key, paper table, wood roller and other parts. Successor to t

4 American Typewriters 1) "Remington Standard No. 2", c. 1899, no. 08545, upstroke, 38 keys, missing wood roller, carriage movement defective. (3/4) - 2) "Underwood Standard", c. 1930, four-row fronts

'2 American Typewriters 1) "Smith Premier No. 5", 1910, serial no. 12941, upstroke machine with full keyboard. - Literature: Martin, 1949, p. 109. - And: 2) "Remington Standard No. 5", c. 1895, very

4 Remington Typewriters for Restoration or Spare Parts 1) "Remington Standard No. 2", 1892, serial no. 75337. - 2) "Remington Standard No. 5", c. 1895. - 3) "Remington Standard No. 6", 1894, serial no

2 Standard Meters 1) Brass standard meter, c. 1890, in fruitwood case with maker's label: "Ed. Sprenger, Berlin - Werkstätten für mathematische und optische Präcisions-Instru-mente". -

comprising: a-b) MEDALS OF PRINCE ALBERT AND THE EXHIBIT HALL (Great Britain, 1851), diameter: 5 cm, 6.3 cm (2 in., 2 1/2 in.). c) TICKETS TO THE WORLD'S FAIR (1851, 1855). d) 5 PRINTS OF THE CRYSTAL

22 Piece Lot Mid 20th C Costume Jewelry & Souvenirs; incl Lisner, 18k & Sterling. Fun lot full of tiny treasures: 1939 NY World's Fair Pin; 2 Cosulich Line (Italian steamship) lapel buttons; an Italia

(World's Fair, c.1965) A press kit promoting the Pepsi-Cola sponsored It's a Small World attraction for the second year of the 1964-65 New York World's Fair. Featuring (2) press releases, (4) publicit

2 minutes standard has model C reproducer. Nice banner decal and 14" black and brass bell horn. Comes with six 2 minutes black wax records.

Remington Standard No. 6 and "The Caligraph No. 2" 1) "Remington Standard No. 6", c. 1895, serial no. 53911, upstroke machine, wood typebars, with many improvements to Remington’s previous model

General Electric Art Deco cigarette box, designed by Edward C. Sloan (1894-1987), black base with 3 chrome balls and green lid, 1933, Chicago World's Fair box. 2 1/2 x 5 x 3 1/4''

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) A two piece grouping, Includes: "Mr Christmas" Triple Decker Carousel automated and "Mr Christmas" automated carousel model: "World's Fair Boardwalk Carousel" CIRCA: 20th Ct. ORIGI

Still banks (5), Fort Dearborn, NY World's Fair 1933, 4.25"H; Old Taylor Distillery-Frankfort, KY, 4"H; Lincoln's House, c.1960, 2.75"H; The Alamo, 2.25"H, all Exc cond & Davy Crockett & The Alamo, VG

C. 1933, The Mills Novelty Co., Chicago, IL. An Art Deco slot machine, designed to commemorate the 1933 Chicago World's Fair. Single jackpot model showing an older restoration. CONDITION: The front ca

'4 German Typewriters with Extra-Wide Carriages, c. 1930 1) "Adler Standard Model 31". - 2) "Continental". - 3) "Mercedes", carriage train defective. - And: 4) "Olympia". '4 deutsche Schreibmaschinen

Antique C 1933 Century of Progress Worlds Fair Bracelet / Cuff. Measures 2.5 inches across interior opening approximately, slightly adjustable.

Four American Typewriters 1) Remington Standard No. 7, 1898 onwards, no. 106138, upstroke, 42 keys, missing one type bar, working. - 2) Oliver No. 3, c. 1908, serial no. 107934, carriage movement stic

Wildenstein family Art Deco Era sketches, 20th c., Andree Wildenstein, (2) sketches on paper, one signed "Benito", and one inscribed "Ballantines Worlds Fair 1939", with illegible signature, largest:

The first truly portable typewriter, the Model 5 made its debut at the Chicago World's Fair in 1893 and was only produced until 1913. This pair includes original oak carrying cases. Serial numbers: 70

Circa 1930. First is an orange tin-litho with blue top, marked "CK" with tin-litho spare wheel marked "Special". Sometimes this model comes with World's Fair insignia. Second one is a three-window Sed