AMERICAN CYSTOSCOPE MAKERS, & Welch Allyn Scope

The McCarthy Routine Cystoscope, American Cystoscope Makers inc, in original case.

Getting all 3 pictured.

1800's Stereo Scope Viewer in Excellent Condition. No maker marks on this piece. Still works great. Measures 12 1/2" Long

Including: (3) Cornelius Bradford smooth and molded brim plates 9 1/4 inches (approx), Edmund Dolbeare 8 7/8 inch plate, Smooth rim plate attributed to J. Applebee 8 inches, Giles Griswald plate 8 inc

Pair of Leather Butterfly Dice Cups. American, maker unknown, ca. 1900. One cup straight, the other gaffed. A set, seemingly identical in appearance so that one could easily be switched out for the ot

Cold Deck Holdout. American, maker unknown, ca. 1900. Unusual leather bag with zipper front. The zipper made it easier to access the interior for greasing and restringing. Very well made. Leather pouc

Card Trimmer. American, maker unknown, ca. 1890. Brass and wood card trimmer with blade trimmer and wood handle. Highly unusual and in very good condition.

Rare Nickel Plated Finish. Unknown American Maker. Dated 1884 - 2 1/4" T x 2 3/4" L. This is the first time anyone has ever discovered a nickel plated version of this rare little bank.

American, Maker Unknown Presidential match safe / vesta for Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt USA sterling silver stamped purity mark decorated with text reading "The Only Teddy" above an American flag drapi

American. Maker: Wallace. In the "Sir Christopher" pattern. Comprising: thirteen dinner knives, thirteen dinner forks, thirteen salad forks, thirteen seafood forks, thirteen soup spoons, thirteen tea

RARE Hold the Fort Mechanical Bank (Five Hole Version) - Unknown American Maker - Pat.'d Nov. 20, 1877

American. Maker: Whiting. In the "Princess Ingrid" pattern. Comprising: eleven dinner knives, twelve luncheon knives, thirteen dinner forks, five luncheon forks, eleven salad forks, eleven soup spoons

Unknown American Maker - Circa 1891. Ex - Alvin Goldstein Collection. The Lighthouse Bank allows the operator to save money in two way; as a conventional still bank through a slot in the keeper's cott

Finished in Blue and Dark Red. Unknown American Maker. Produced Circa Mid 1870's. With its steeply arched roofline, pronounced eave cornice and trefoil shaped windows, the "House with Bay Windows" pre

The two examples with red nose, mouth and claws as well as glass eyes, excelsior filling etc are attributed to the American maker Hecla. The more golden example with long snout and limbs is attributed

This pair of silver spoons are hand made by a Native American maker. The spoons are 5 1/2" and are decorated with an Indian with a spear with bow and arrows in the bowl. 39 grams

Late 19th century. Sheet metal silhouette with original red, black and yellow paint on both sides. Wear and some rust with paint loss. 33"h. From the Collection of Maxine and Dave Tronnes, Mitchell, S

THADDEUS WELCH (American, 1844-1919), Oaks in Mill Valley, oil on canvas, (approximate dimensions - canvas: 15 x 19 inches); signed lower right, title on label adhered to canvas verso and gallery labe

LUDMILLA PILAT WELCH (American 1867-1925) "Robin Hood, A Cocker Spaniel" Oil on board. 14 x 10 inches; Frame: 19 3/4 x 15 3/4 inches. Signed and dated lower right: L.P. Welch 1903.

This helmet was made by arguably the most famous American helmet maker, the A.J. Morse & Son Company. Located in Boston, Massachusetts, this company started making diving helmets and related equipment

This helmet was made by arguably the most famous American helmet maker, the A.J. Morse & Son Company. Located in Boston, Massachusetts, this company would start making diving helmets and related equip

This helmet was made by arguably the most famous American helmet maker, the A.J. Morse & Son and later called Morse Diving Equipment. Located in Boston, Massachusetts, this company would start making

A.J. Morse & Son Neck Feed 3 Light 12 Bolt Diving Helmet This helmet was made by arguably the most famous American helmet maker, the A.J. Morse & Son Company, located in Boston, Massachusetts. The hel

african american origin ca. 1900 folk art carved head dulcimer. An incredible piece of folk art with great dark patina and outstanding original surface. possibly African American.a possible maker is M