American Mandolin, Bacon Manufacturing Company, Gro

Bacon Mandolin Groton, CT. Serial #: 162. "The Bacon" engraved on tailpiece. Lovely patina. Length: 68cm. In 1906, famed banjo player Frederick Bacon founded the Bacon Manufacturing Company in Forest

MANDOLIN "THE BACON" MODEL A, SRI# 200, BACON MANUFACTURING, GROTON, CT. NICE CONDITION, PLAYABLE. HARD CASE

Bacon Banjo Leather strap, Bacon Professional FF Grand Concert. Serial #: 1775. Length: 96cm. In 1906, famed banjo player Frederick Bacon founded the Bacon Manufacturing Company in Forest Dale, Vermon

Bacon 4 String Banjo Ukulele Style 3, Serial #: 17847. Length: 56cm. In 1906, famed banjo player Frederick Bacon founded the Bacon Manufacturing Company in Forest Dale, Vermont. At first he marketed b

1949 Coca Cola Red Six-Pack Rack, Six Bottle Carton, 46" x 18", "Take Some Home", Rack By American Manufacturing Company, Woody Auction Cannot Ship This Item - It Must Be Picked Up In Person In Dougla

(lot of 4) Sterling silver cases and boxes, including: (1) Elgin American Manufacturing Company cigarette case, monogrammed GM, denting, approx 4 1/8"l, 3"w, (1) James E. Blake Company photo

Three are silver plated. One is made by Stevens & Curtis, one by Elgin American Manufacturing Company and one is plated tin with an eagle and crossed guns. The tin one has moderate oxidation to the me

UNRESERVED. The harp guitar was produced by the Gibson Mandolin-Guitar Manufacturing Company from its inception. While its 1903 catalog featured three harp-guitar models, Styles R, R-1, and U, the fir

(lot of 74) American Whiting Manufacturing Company sterling silver "Louis XV" pattern partial flatware service, designed by Charles Osborne, 1891, consisting of four of each dinner forks, tablespoons,

Penny fortune scale from the American Scale Manufacturing Company with red porcelain top, painted tin signs, and cast-iron base. Showing good porcelain paint with great labeling, some small dings to t

Featured in this lot is this Pendleton Woolen Mills Bison Yellowstone blanket. Since 1863, Pendleton Woolen Mills has been an American textile manufacturing company based in Portland, Oregon, United S

An American Scale Manufacturing Company "Character Readings" scale, second quarter 19th century, height 51in; width 14in; depth 27 1/2in, Wear to paint, surface rusting, not currently working, metal s

American Flyer Cash Register Toy. Decal marked "American Flyer Manufacturing Company Chicago, Ill.". 9-1/2"h. Condition: Fair to good with scattered rust and wear.

Mack Trucks, Inc. truck manufacturing 1986 annual report.Read the Report:

Bradley & Hubbard Manufacturing Company (American (1852-1940)) Slag Glass in Gold Patina Frame Table Lamp H 26" Dia. 16" | Eight Butterscotch slag glass panels set in gold patinated shade frame. on a

Attributed to Herter Brothers (German/American, active 1864-1906) or Pottier & Stymus Manufacturing Company (American, active 1859-1910), third quarter 19th century., carved wooden, parcel gilt, eboni

Gorham Manufacturing Company (American, 1831-2009). "Chantilly" silverware. Sterling silver. Total weighable: 146.365 ozt. Sterling silverware set by Gorham in the "Chantilly" pattern. Collection cons

Gorham Manufacturing Company (American, est. 1831). c. 1929. Model# 1834. Height: 1 1/2", Length: 31 3/4", Width: 19 1/2". Two-handled sterling silver serving tray by the Gorham Manufacturing Company.

Attributed to Herter Brothers (German/American, active 1864-1906) or Pottier & Stymus Manufacturing Company (American, active 1859-1910), third quarter 19th century. Victorian era carved ebonized sett

Gorham Manufacturing Company (American, est. 1831). 12-Place Sterling Silver Flatware Set. Sterling silver, stainless steel. Design: c. 1915. Pattern: "St. Dunstan-Chased". Box: Height: 3-1/2", Length

Whiting Manufacturing Company (American (New York), 1866-1926 (absorbed into Gorham in 1926), circa 1888. A sterling silver Aesthetic movement water pitcher of tapering cylindrical form with large ree

Whiting Manufacturing Company (American (New York), 1866-1926 (absorbed into Gorham in 1926). An art Nouveau sterling silver covered and handled tureen or large serving dish decorated with repousse hi

Ames Manufacturing Company (American est. 1774), militia officer's presentation grade sword with silver and gilt accents, having a knighthead / helmet pommel, silver grip, chain knuckle guard, winged

Bradley and Hubbard Manufacturing Company (American (Connecticut), 1852-1940), circa 1900. A parcel gilt metal and art glass Gone with the Wind oil lamp (or banquet lamp), later converted to electric