(2) antique U.S. patent models: lantern and burner

Late 19th / early 20th C. mahogany paddle boat wheel 6 1/4" (height) x 8 1/2" x (length) x 4 1/4" 9width) U.S. Patent model. CONDITION: Areas with wear, surface scratches and or loss.

A late model 1923 patent flat-top Adlake Reliable single-guard wire-bottom model, complete with fount and No. 2 ratchet burner. "V. Ry" is embossed in the soot cap. There is a serial No. "148" stamped

A 1909 patent "ADLAKE" single-guard wire-bottom model with correct insert fount and No. 2 long-stem ratchet burner. "S. P. Co." is embossed on the lid reflector. Serial No. "26148" is stamped in. The

An 1889 patent No. 11 steel guard "Adams" with single wire guard and wire bottom. The bayonet fount is correct for this model and has a No. 2 ratchet burner affixed. There is a rust hole in the bottom

(2) Models for Stoves, with original tags, including: "Magazine Heating Stove" in tin, Pat. No. 176,681 to J.F. Quimby of Troy, NY on April 26, 1876, 6" x 5" x 4", good condition; PLUS "Heating Stove"

2 antique tin lanterns - as found - one missing burner

A Kodak No 2 Brownie Camera Model U.S Patents.D made by Eastman Kodak Co.

Smoothing Stone or Implement. Patent # 49,956, Sept 12th, 1856 - With Original Tags - From the Mr. & Mrs. O. Rundle Gilbert's Collection of Original U.S. Patent Models SIZE: 4 1/2" x 6 1/2"

Lot of 2 antique biscuit jars. Includes a Doulton Burslem jar with floral and fruit motif. Made in England and marked "US Patent 314 002". The other jar is Carlton Ware with floral design from 1890. B

G. Almont Rope Pulley and Tie Back Patent Model. From the O.Rundle Gilbert U.S. Patent Model Collection. Garrsion-on-Hudson, NY. 12 X 11 X 6 1/2 inches.

U.S. Original Patent Model, Feb 12, 1842, Spark Arrester, N.C. Grimes , No. 2,455, From O. Rundle Gilbert's Collection

Wooden Patent Model of a Washing Machine (clothing), with original label from Pat. No. 202,387, J.R. Underwood dated April 9, 1878, 10" high, 9 1/2" x 6". Very good condition. Provenance: With O. Rund

Model of a Railroad Coupon Ticket Case, Pat. No. 174,982, issued to S. Simons March 21,1876, in pine with hinged door, 12" high x 7" x 3 1/2", with original tags. Very good condition. Provenance: With

A standard 1913 patent model "tall" Armspear lantern frame with the correct pot and burner. These are often marked "Wing Lock" on the pot. It is stamped PRR on the shoulder of the lid. The Armspear in

Antique salesman's sample / patent model machinist chest with 6 interior drawers 10"W , 6"H, 4 1/2"D

A standard Armspear "Wing Lock" 1913 patent model Boston & Maine Lantern. This pot need s a friction mount burner. No surprise that this can be a hard part to find. The frame has been painted black an

Lot of two antique brass Messengers Patent Duplex kerosene burners with a 3 3/4" fitter at the bottom.

ANTIQUE SHIPS TELEGRAPH MODEL/PATENT SAMPLE PRESENTED BY CHAS. CORY CORPORATION, BUILT IN 1866, IN MAHOGANY & GLASS CASE W/BRASS PLAQUE, APPROXIMATELY 7 1/2 IN X 16 1/2 IN X 12 1/2 IN HIGH, OPERATIONA

SHOWING A ANTIQUE PATENT 1893 DIETZ FIRE DEPT. TUBULAR LANTERN , SENECA FALLS NY , GLEASON & BAILEY . MEASURES 19" TO TOP OF HANDLE 5 1/2" DEEP AND 6 1/2" WIDE.. AS FOUND ESTATE CONDITION.PLEASE USE P

6 Disc Adders 1) "Victor Adder", Webb-type, nickel-plated brass, c. 1900. - 2) "The Adder", 1868 onwards, the first 2-disc brass adder by C.H. Webb, New York, early model on wood base, US patent: 10 M

The Adder, 1868 The first 2-disc brass adder by C.H. Webb, New York. The early model on wooden base. US patent: 10 March 1868. "The Adder" – Das Ur-Modell, 1868 Erstes Modell des 2-Scheiben-Addierer

"The Adder", 1868 The first 2-disc brass adder by C.H. Webb, New York. The early model on wooden base. US patent: 10 March 1868. "The Adder" - Das Ur-Modell, 1868 Erstes Modell des 2-Scheiben-Addie

pr of antique tin, iron & beveled glass lanterns w burners - 9 1/2" tall

ANTIQUE LANTERN W/LAST PATENT DATE 1868, APPROXIMATELY 10 1/2 IN HIGH