Walton Romer & Co. Steel Leg Irons

United States,Late 19th Century Romer steel leg irons with eighteen links. 4" x 27 1/7". From the collection of Matthew G. Forte, expert on police equipment and author of "American Police Equipment" a

United States,20th Century Bean nickel plated steel leg irons with fourteen links. 4" x 22 1/2". From the collection of Matthew G. Forte, expert on police equipment and author of "American Police Equi

United States,Late 19th Century Tower single lock steel leg irons with twelve links. 6 1/2" x 21 1/2". From the collection of Matthew G. Forte, expert on police equipment and author of "American Polic

Stamped Walton, Rumor Newark NJ. Patent 1880. Some stamping wear. Exceptional example. Working key. Beautiful nickel finish. Working locks, but needs oil. Size 26 -1/2" L.

United States,Late 19th-Early 20th Century Lilly leg irons with five links, one of thirty known to exist. 4 1/2" x 17 3/4". From the collection of Matthew G. Forte, expert on police equipment and auth

United States,Late 19th Century Rankin steel ten link leg irons. 4" x 22 1/2". From the collection of Matthew G. Forte, expert on police equipment and author of "American Police Equipment" and "Americ

A cast iron adjustable drafting table by L.E.Hoyt Co. of Walton, NY, patented July 10, 1894. Cast iron body, very large wooden top and felt roll. Marked on sides of legs. Adjustable in many way and ve

Darby style used in the American Civil War. Providence R.I. Has a replacement key, but from same time period. Slight pitting, but smooth and working. Size 26" L.

SIGNED CH. W. BONTGEN & CO. STEEL AND IRON REINDEER HEAD / STAG FIGURAL SEWING CLAMP WITH WINDER, depicting a reindeer head/stag with large horned rack, rack with spring-construction to the mouth for

SST. Great gloss and color. The field shows only minor flaws with minor paint loss along the perimeter. Marked W.F. Robertson Steel & Iron Co. Overall it displays great with amazing graphics. Measures

Embossed tin sign with bright colors, minor stains, a few shallow bends in the field, minor scuffs. Maker mark W.F. Robertson Steel & Iron Co. 35.75" x 23.5". PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY

letters and grapes. Made by W. F. Robertson Steel & Iron Co, Springfield, Ohio. Early 20th century. 19 1/2" x 27 1/2". Good overall condition with age appropriate wear.

Soda fountain sign, Grape Ola, embossed metal by W. F. Robertson Steel & Iron Co.-Springfield, OH, Exc cond, 13.25"H x 19.5"W.

SST - has good color and shine. Marked Robertson Steel & Iron Co Springfield, Ohio Made in USA. Has minor surface rubs and a few wrinkles throughout. Measures 14" x 19.5". Rated 8.25

Soda fountain sign, Lime-Crush, embossed metal by W. F. Robertson Steel & Iron Co.-Springfield, OH, Near-Mint cond, prof framed, 16"H x 21.25"W.

SST. This is an excellent piece in outstanding condition. It has one chip to the paint on the outer right-hand edge. It is marked "W. F. Robertson Steel & Iron Co., Springfield, Ohio". There is a litt

DRINK UTICA-CLUB PILSENER BEER TIN SIGN BY W.P. ROBERTSON STEEL & IRON CO., SPRINGFIELD, OHIO

This sign is framed without glass and was made by W. F. Robertson Steel & Iron Co. The field is in very good condition with very strong colors. There are some minor rubs to the edge. Condition: (Near

DESCRIPTION: Embossed tin Grape Ola advertising sign. Made by W.F. Robertson Steel & Iron Co. Springfield, Ohio. 1920. MEASUREMENTS: 19-3/4" wide x 13-1/2" high. CONDITION: Areas of rubbing to paint d

DESCRIPTION: DESCRIPTION: Embossed tin Grape Ola advertising sign. Made by W.F. Robertson Steel & Iron Co. Springfield, Ohio. 1920. MEASUREMENTS: 19-3/4" wide x 13-1/2" high. CONDITION: Areas of rubbi

Two antiques compasses in wood boxes. One with Japanese characters (?) and Peden Iron & Steel co. Larger 7.75" wide, smaller 5" wide.

This lot of two includes 1 - "Eat Chicken Dinner Candy 5¢" tin sign, manufactured by Robertson Steel & Iron Co. Springfield. Marked "Made in U.S.A." It is colored in yellow, red, navy and white. Sign

Founded in 1895, Vandergrift was the first successful planned industrial town designed to be sold to its workers. George McMurtry, president of the Apollo Iron & Steel Co., Apollo, Pa., needed to expa

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