Morrison Brass Pressure Release Valves

Five (5). Canadian. 1930s. Also known as blow-off valves. Stamped, "James Morrison Brass Manufacturing Company Toronto", "Beaver". 6" to 11" (l). Minor surface oxidation and tool marks.

Featuring Lagonda and Liberty, 8"x6"

Original driver, replaced rear figure. Touch up at junction where wheels structure meets frame suggesting possible repair, replaced pressure release valve to rear of boiler, touch up at rivets otherwi

Twenty-five (25). American. 1910s-20s. Various markings include, "Detroit Lubricator Co. Detroit, USA", "Williams Ohio", "Penberthy", "Lube Devices Inc". 2 to 9.75" (l). Minor oxidation, tool marks.

Canadian. 1940s. Marked, "The Jas. Morrison Brass Mfg. Co. Ltd. Toronto" lower edge dial. 8 1/2" (diam.), 2 1/2" depth. CODE:TOOL

Sold in untested condition. Some gauges missing lenses

This lot consists of an Italianstyle copper and brass espresso machine. Contains of a copper body with a brass pump. Includes pressure valves, gauge, and portafilter. Provenance: Boca Raton estate. Me

LARGE JAMES MERRITT "BOILER PRESSURE" BRASS GAUGE BY ASHTON VALVE CO. 14 1/2" DIAMETER

Canadian. 1930s. Painted brass. One marked, "E. Leonard & Sons Ltd, London, Canada" and "Read Standard Corporation". Made by U.S Gauge Co., N.Y" and "James Morrison Brass Mfg Co., Toronto". An assortm

Canadian. . Brass. Dial marked, "Test Guage". Marked, "The Jas. Morrison Brass Mfg. Co. Ltd. Toronto" lower edge dial. 8" (diam.), 2 1/2" depth. CODE:TOOL

Canadian. . Dial marked, "Adam Clark Limited". Marked, "The Jas. Morrison Brass Mfg. Co. Ltd. Toronto" lower edge dial. 5" (diam.), 2 1/4" depth. CODE:TOOL

An early product by Protectoseal Company of America, a Chicago-based manufacturer of pressure valves and vents in business from 1920-1942.The firm currently operates as Protectoseal Company.

(2) Brass Crosby Steam Gauge & Valve Co pressure gauges, 7" long

Lunkenheimer Dome Top Steam Whistle Brass having a 1.675-inch bell and 0.5-inch steam line, marked on valve; together with a Jas. P. Marsh brass pressure gauge marked on dial Property from: a Private

Lot includes Check Valves , Couplings, Compression Fittings & Misc

Getting all pictured on table. Must take all and NO SHIPPING

Steam locomotive pressure gauge. Canadian. Marked as "Loco. Gauge", 0-340 psi. should be good for an operating pressure of 175- 200 psi. All brass by Jas. Morrison Co., Toronto. "double spring" 2.25"

A ten-inch American Bourdon brass and iron pressure gauge made by the American Steam Gauge & Valve Company, Boston, Mass. Good as found condition. Circa 1910. Diameter, 12". The Shaun & Joan Markey Co

Crosby Vacuum Pressure Gauge. 8.5 in. silvered brass dial signed "Corliss Steam Engine Co., Providence, RI" and "Crosby Steam Gauge & Valve Co., Boston", has black incised gauge numbers and reads "Vac

Canadian. 1920s. Brass. Original and correct acorn finial. Stamped, "Jas Morrison Brass Co. Ltd., Toronto" upper bell. Horseless Carriage Museum, Fenelon Falls, Ont. 19"H x 4" bell diameter.

Lighting, brass pressure lamp, Rare, acid etched shade mfgd by J.M. Taylor Co.-Waterloo, IA, c.1910, Exc refinished cond, 26"H.

J. Morrison Brass MFG Co. Toronto boxing bell on oak plaque. 17 3/4"h x 18"w x 8"d

2 Sets of Brass Valves: Solid Brass Valves Mounted on Brass Plates, These have been patented, #T223, #T7807.

Before Morse could certify a Mark 12 diving helmet ready, it had to be pressure tested. A plate like this would secure to the Mark 12 helmet and then air pressure applied. Brass part weighs approximat