Edison Electric Pen

C. 1875. This was the first mass-produced electric-motor-powered appliance ever offered for sale. Edison's electric pen, developed in 1875 and patented in 1876 together with its battery, duplicating p

No. 8263 on wheel, includes stand, wire, and stencil original owner made in the late 1800s. Miscellaneous letters from original owner's son to various institutions are also includes, as well as two co

Patent date on flywheel August 15th, 1876, flywheel not numbered, original parts and wires. Its upper frame is broken and the tip is slightly curved. Original, as-found condition. Pen: appx. 5"l Prove

Andy Warhol signed 40x30 mounted and framed Deluxe silk screen print Edison Electric Chair The Sing Sing edition 1983 New York flowers pearl and diamond paint with Liquitex finish. Good condition Est.

Electricity.- A Warning from the Edison Electric Light Co., folding plate (small chip lower edge), illustrations, advertisement leaf to rear, tape repair to upper hinge, original printed wrappers, a l

Lionel Famous Inventors Series 3102 Edison Electric Lamp in original box, C8-9 with a very nice plastic case in a good original box.

Thomas Edison Electric Dictaphone Type A , 1910. Condition - Looks to need major restoration; has not been tested.

Vintage Hotpoint Edison Electric Company Electric Iron and Vintage Meriden Homelectrics Toaster

Two (2) Waterman Paris Edison Pens, Blue rollerball and Green fountain with 18kt gold nib, marked Waterman Paris, measures 6" L both have fitted case white outer box with ink, paperwork, outer sleeve

Your Electric Penny Expo Encased coin

Miscellaneous fountain pens in boxes (7) 1. Edison Pen Co. fountain pen 2. Visconti Rembrandt red fountain pen 3. Blue Fortuna Montegrappa fountain pen (sterling trim) 4. Black Montegrappa fountain pe

Waterman fountain pen (has been inked), burgundy and ballpoint pen, black. Bexley ballpoint pen, black and cream marbled. Waterman, Ideal fountain pen, 18k nib (750), has been inked. Edison Pen Co., H

Booklet, "Edison Electric Illuminating Co Of Brooklyn N.Y., Its Development and Its Present and Future Work," Joseph Wetzler, 1898, 28pp plus cover which split a spine. The cover image shows a young E

Electric cylinder phonograph. Double reproducer with recorder with conical gold band horn. Edison electric motor. SN-9529C.

Salesman's Sample of Famous Business Cards including Henry Ford, Edison Electric Light Co., Dr, Jonas Salk, A. Lincoln, Samuel Clemens, Wright Bros., Howard Hughes, Albert Einstein, Charles Lindbergh

5 X 7 B&W photo of a young child listening to an early Edison electric cylinder phonograph through listening tubes. A second set of tubes goes off camera to an adult whose hands are visible in the pho

Salesman's Sample of Famous Business Cards including Henry Ford, Edison Electric Light Co., Dr, Jonas Salk, A. Lincoln, Samuel Clemens, Wright Bros., Howard Hughes, Albert Einstein, Charles Lindbergh

This poster advertises the first annual Freak-In, and event that took place in August, 1970 at the Annenberg Auditorium in Philadephia, PA. The event featured the Edison Electric Band playing live as

The Edison Electric SUPER-IRON with stand could be used as warming plate when in the stand. No cord. Measures 5.5 x 8 x 4 and stand is 4.25 x 4.25 x 7 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house pack

Rare Early 20th Century "Elapsed Time Switch" in white enameled metal with chromed base. Plaque on back marked "Edison Electric Appliance Co." and "General Electric Co." with serial no. 18868 and type

1879 PHILADELPHIA SILVER MORGAN DOLLAR STAMP SET 1879 Silver dollar from the Philadelphia mint accompanied by cardboard holder and stamp tribute to the development of Edison's electric lamp in 1879. W

General Electric Hotpoint Ambassador Waffle Iron 1931 W/ Cord Cat. 129Y175. Designed by Charles Randolph, an employee of the Edison Electric Company which later became General Electric. Tested and in

1898 Thomas Edison Inventions Electric Lightbulb Phonograph Illustrated “Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration.” ― Thomas Edison This fine late 19th-century

Edison Cylinder Electric Coil Reproducer. Home made? Used for playing audio through electronic audio amplification. 2 3/4" W at connection posts. 1 3/4" max depth. Wire appears to be broken at post an