IVES FAVORITE PRINTING PRESS OUTFIT

American Toy Printing Presses, 1920 onwards 1) The Excelsior printer No. 73 - 2) The Fulton Ben Franklin Junior Printer No. 50. - 3) Superior Sign Printer. - 4) The Little Gaxton Printing Outfit. - 5)

No locomotive, should have 1760 with TX tender, observation has one small paint loss spot on side, parlor car has very small scratch on side, otherwise set is (Near Mint Cond.). Car 17" l.

1859 Dated U.S. Patent Model of a Printing Press. Brass construction with moveable parts and gears. Tag attached reads "T,H.Burridge Printing Press Dec 20th 1859" Model in good condition. measures: 5.

Presents (Near Mint Cond.) but has some very minimal touch-ups, replaced flags, overall (Pristine Cond.) Loco 11" l.

Model No. 2852. Approx. 71" H x 31" W x 75" D.

S. J. Smith, Hand Lever Printing Press, Patent Model No. 18,557, Nov. 3, 1857Samuel J. Smith (1820-1909) of New York, New York, improved the hand lever printing press, and this is his patent model for

4'L model of Columbus Dispatch Newspaper's Goss Headliner printing press in showcase, Very Cool!

Very Unusual Miniature Printing Press Shop -

4"x4"x5" salesman sample printing press with lead type

Goss Printing Press Co. Chicago, ILL. Salesman sample printing press, complete with original leather case. Measures 12" long, 4" high. All original condition, looks complete. Fully operational, could

Printing press, Type cabinet& stand, setting table with ink/ tools Wright Guide

1900s Cincinatti Rotary Printer No. 6A. Beautiful press, has one piece of reinforcing wire on metal base piece. Comes with original Job Printer pamphlet of business cards.

Cast Iron Miniature Printing Press. Hand Painted and colorful design on sides.

GOLDING & CO. BOSTON ANTIQUE PRINTING PRESS, FROM LOCAL ESTATE WHOS FAMILY WAS IN PRINTING BUSINESS IN NYC MANY YEARS AGO. GOOD CONDITION, PATENT DATE MARCH 5 1878. MARKED ON BOTH SIDES AS PICTURED. M

19th Century Cast Iron Baltimore printing press in the original wooden crate. Crate has shelf and trays for type and supplies. Ingenious marketing and use for press. Press is rare and in excellent con

Small cast iron working press with original wood box; box has label but missing sliding lid; together with (2) Sigwalt Mfg. Co. catalogs showing press and cased box of type; normal wear; box 9" x 13",

Patented in February 13, 1894, this printing press has D.D. Mckee's Pat. Anderson Ind. embossed on it. It is complete and works as it should. It measures 12"W x 8 3/4"H x 7"D.

CAST IRON PRINTING PRESS - EARLY 20TH CENTURY - POSSIBLY A SALESMAN SAMPLE 18"X7"X9"

Falk painted tin printing press steam toy accessory, with cast iron drive wheels, 5 1/2'' h., 5'' w., 6 1/2'' d. Provenance: Morton A. Hirschberg Steam Toy Collection.

French tabletop book printing press in oak with plates and 2 drawers. Early 20th century. 34"h x 22"w x 16"d

This small cast iron printing press does not have a manufacture's name. Some loss to gold highlights. Rubber rollers have dried up. Condition (Very Good Plus). Size 16 - 1/2" L. x 9 - 1/2" T.

(CHINA) FIRST WESTERN PRINTING PRESS PETER PERRY THOMS British printer sent to Macao in 1814 by the East India Co., set up the first western printing press in China and collaborated with the first Pro

Cincinnati Time Recorder Co. Automatic Rotary cylinder Printer No. 3, Patd Oct 11, 1904, embossed cast iron. 7.25 tall x 11 inches long.

Mahogany; H-10", VG