A Watkin Patent Barometer,

Mid 19th C. John M. Merrick & Co., Worcester, Massachusetts, Timby's Patent Nov. 3rd 1857, rectangular rosewood cased 38 3/4" (height) x 3" (length) x 2" (width) wall barometer, partial original label

Charles Wilder, Peterborough, New Hampshire, "Woodruff's Patent", stick barometer, engraved and silvered brass indicator

Two American Barometerslate 19th century1) S.C. Brown, Medina, NY, cast iron barometer2) John M. Merrick & Co., Timby's Patent, rosewood barometer39 in. long (largest)

38 1/2" Long. Please see photos and come to the 2 day preview for condition.

Worcester, Massachusetts, mid-19th century, mahogany case with window to view scale, inscribed "Timby's / Patent Nov. 3rd 1857" h. 38-1/4 in. Provenance: Descended through a Bedford, NY estate [In Sit

3 Barometers and 1 Thermometer 1) Singer's Patent pocket compass with barometer, c. 1880, fire-gilt brass case, Ø 2 in., mother-of-pearl compass rose, lever lock, reverse with compensated baromet

"Timby's Patent May 3, 1857" Rosewood Stick Barometer. 38-1/4"l.

DESCRIPTION: Timby's stick barometer. Worcester, Massachusetts, mid-19th century. Mahogany case with glass window to view scale. Inscribed inside window "Timby's Patent Nov. 3rd 1857". Remnants of tag

A mahogany hydro-barometer by N.M. Lowe of Boston, with 1865 patent date, measures heat, weight and moisture. With mercury. 43.5”H.

Telegraph Patent Model by White & White, 1855 Telegraphic key apparatus, patented by Leroy S. White and Lewis White, USA, on May 22, 1855, with 28 keys, mother-of-pearl key tops, engraved characters,

Height: 76 in. (193.04 cm) Width: 44 in. (111.76 cm) Depth: 32 in. (81.28 cm) Country of Origin: USA Maker: Wooton Desk Company Condition: Restored Year: 1874-1878 Wooton Extra Grade Patent Secretary

Height: 70 in. (177.80 cm) Width: 36 in. (91.44 cm) Depth: 26 in. (66.04 cm) Country of Origin: USA Style: Eastlake Ladies Model - Victorian Maker: Wooton Desk Company Condition: Restored Year: c. 188

1) Wooden mouth piece and case. Marked Patent 1877 and Property of Bell Telephone. Seems complete. Good condition. 2) Marked Patent 1877 and Property of Bell Telephone. Seems complete. Each10 inches x

Telegraph Patent Model by White & White, 1855 Telegraphic key apparatus, patented by Leroy S. White and Lewis White, USA, on May 22, 1855, with 28 keys, mother-of-pearl key tops, engraved characters,

The novelty clock retailed by Camerden & Forseter, New York, American, 19th C. H. 43 cm (17 in.) Dimensions of base: W. 40.5 cm (15 7/8 in.) D. 19.5 cm (7 3/4 in.)

Rare "Drake" Swan on Swan Box Iron. Barnes Patent Dec.11th, 1877 Size 5 1/2" x 6 1/2" x 3 1/8"

Steinway and Sons Rosewood Patent Grand Piano, ca. 1868, in the rococo taste, with applied carving and large carved cabriole legs, bearing the serial number 17177, h. 39", w. 55", l. 86".

IRELAND - JAMES I Illuminated letters patent creating Thomas Cromwell the Viscount Lecale, in Latin, signed at the foot by Francis Edgeworth, Clerk of the Hanaper, bearing historiated initial letter p

George Fisher and Elias Howe, Jr. Patent Agreement, July 15, 1845. Between George Fisher (trader) and Elias Howe, Jr. (machinist), both of Cambridge, Massachusetts and stating: "That whereas the said

Kramer’s Pat. MAY 27, 1878. Flat and Fluting Combination Iron. Pre-Production Model All Brass (Except Screws) - In Mark A. Durham's "A Patent History" With Rear Gate for Slug or Charcoal. Size 6

V. Raulin, Paris gilt bronze clock and barometer, 19th c., France, finely finished cast bronze set with jasper plaques in floral wreath bezels, the cases with cornucopia and figural relief panels, top

Outstanding 1922 Minor Stewart Air Cooled Car patent / presentation model. Along with the car is six design prints / diagrams. The car is made of wood and steel and features headlight lenses, steering

BRONZE SUBMARINE-SHAPED BAROMETER ON WOOD BASE Dimension: 22 1/4" H x 34 7/16" W (56.5 x 87.5 cm). A LIST OF RECOMMENDED THIRD-PARTY SHIPPER IS AVAILABLE UNDER SHIPPING INFORMATION. PLEASE FEEL FREE T

EDISON SELLS HIS TELEGRAPH PATENT EDISON, THOMAS ALVA. 1847-1931. Manuscript Document Signed on vellum ('Thomas Alva Edison') being the agreement between Edison and William Orton, president of Western