Early Carriage Model

Early detailed Carriage model. 24 12" x 9" x 12".

The finely-cast brass cannon with elaborately molded rings. On its three-wheeled brass carriage. Early 20th c. Minor wear. Overall length 17cm. Condition III

A carriage lantern by Solar, model No. 1132, originally used on Model A Fords and horse-drawn buggies. The patent date stamped to neck reads ‘PAT JUNE 8 09’. The metal case features a bev

European - 1898 - 6.125" L Very Fine (see description) This is more like a model than a toy. Made of silvered sheet tin, it depicts an extremely early steam-powered horseless carriage. The seat and lu

A fine and highly detailed example, the turned brass barrel on its wooden carriage with brass hardware. Early 20th c. Patinated overall. Overall length 16cm. Condition II

Includes A Miniature Replica Of George Washington's Private Carriage; Original Was Built In England And Is Now On Exhibition At Mt. Vernon, Virginia. A fine model, carved & Polychromed wood, early 20t

Canadian or American. 1880s. Pine, cast metal, fabric. Early patent model for improved seating in railway carriages. With attached Patent Office tags and explanation. Tag marked, "287999 S.S. Black Ra

A rare 1907 REO Model A 5-Passenger Touring Car. This early and unusual automobile was born in the golden age of the horseless carriage. It first caught the imagination of George Henry Grey of Bury, Q

BEAUTIFUL EARLY EXAMPLE OF THE L.T. SNOW STRONG SIGNAL CANNON. BRASS CANNON MOUNTED ATOP A MAHOGANY CARRIAGE, IT MEASURES APPROX. 16" LONG OVERALL WITH A 13" LONG BARREL, MUZZLE TO END OF BREACH, 9" W

A model of an American stagecoach used in the early 18th century. The four painted zinc horses pulling a carved and painted wooden carriage, circa 1940, loss and wear, measuring 8.75" x 34" x 7.5".

We sold a similar lantern a few auctions ago. This is an earlier model. I see no patent information. It has a 4 1/2" bullseye lens. It has a wire bail and flat mount "carriage" style mount. The pot ha

An early 20th century Matthew Norman Zwitzerland miniature brass carriage clock with white Roman numeral enamel dial and blue steel moon hands. This is the model: 1760 ACC, s/n 93880 G. Featuring elev

Finely wrought of brass, the tube elaborately modeled in relief, with large brass carriage, fasted to a large brass plate. Early 20th century. Light wear. Overall length 37cm. Condition III

MODEL REPLICA ENGLISH STYLE CANNON Model replica of early-19th century English style cannon with moving parts. Mounted on mahogany carriage with brass and iron fittings on wooden wheels. Size: 14" L X

Large early 1900's model of an English cannon made of cast iron. This was made for display only and was never meant to be fired. The barrel is 38" long. The carriage and wheels are also made of cast i

GORGEOUS EARLY MODEL “BEBE TETEUR” BY LEON CASIMIR BRU. 17”. Marks: 1 (head); Bebe Bru Bte SGDG Tout Contrefacter, etc. (chest label). Bisque swivel on kid-lined bisque shoulderplate with

Early Model SS Dagger by Gottlieb Hammesfahr, blade inscribed on one side Meine Ehre heikt Treue, Hilt with nickeled mounts, the black-painted grip with silver insignia. Black-painted scabbard with pl

'C' SPRING VICTORIA CARRIAGE MODEL BY ERIC A. HOMEWOODEngland, 3rd quarter 20th century, No. 3 of a limited edition. This model is from the Bute Collection in the Arlington Series of carriage miniatur

EARLY MODEL 1 RANDALL FIGHTING KNIFE WITH 8 INCH BLADE AND PINNED STAG GRIP WITH CARVED FINGER GROVES. 13" KNIFE LIKE NEW CONDITION. ORIGINAL SHEATH. USA SHIPPING $5. NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING OUTSIDE

Pair OLE WANSCHER Lounge Chairs. Early Model FD109 for France and Daverkosen. Marked. New upholstery-- Dimensions: H: 32 inches: W: 24.5 inches: D: 29 inches ---

Royal Doulton figure Eleanor HN1754: Early model dated 1936 by Harry Allen.

BLADE IS 7.5", TOTAL LENGTH IS 12" DOUBLE BRASS HILT, FINGER GRIPS, DRILLED BLACK MICARTA HANDLE, BLADE MARKED AT TOP "S". RANDALL MADE KNIVES ORLANDO FLA. KNIFE IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION, INCLUDES SH

of the famous atmospheric run clock, ribbed panel front, 9" tall, working.....What inspiration led the Jaeger‑LeCoultre watchmakers to dream up the Atmos clock in 1928? How did they think to us

Edison reproducer