W.F. Abbot & Co. Orguinette

Antique W.F. Abbot & Co. (Montreal) mechanical 'Orguinette' with crank in decorated wooden case.

Haviland & Abbot Co. porcelain chocolate pot with floral motif, 7 1/2"

Lovely set of (6) Late 19th Century dining armchairs in the Windsor style, with hoop backs and "Christmas Tree" style splats. One chair stamped "W.F. Co." on back edge of seat. Dimensions: H 44.25" x

DELANCO NEW JERSEY FIRE & EMERGENCY BADGES LOT OF 3 Three obsolete Delanco, New Jersey Fire and Emergency Badges. Unmarked. Titles include: Washington Fire Company No. 1 (W.F. Co.) badge. Number

A steel switch style key made for the Wells Fargo Company, marked WF&Co with Climax maker's mark on reverse. Some light surface rust.

This is a large Wells Fargo Company brass key. It is stamped “W.F. CO.” There looks to be the faint remnants of a diamond shaped hallmark on the upper left of the back of the key, which co

Waltham Watch Co., Waltham, Mass., "Abbot Lyre" patent timepiece or banjo wall clock, gilded and mahogany case, 8 day weight driven brass movement

Circa 19th Century Celestina Mechanical Orguinette Co. New York Serial Number 1205 Signed Inside Joe Rowlski Working Paper Roll Organ 18.5"W with Handle 14"W x 14"L 2 Due to Use and Age it have wear m

Lithographic advertisement for "W.F. Shawver & Co. Jobbers in Stoves and Tinware". Featuring a lovely young lady, finely dressed in Edwardian fashion with flowers in her hair. Faint creasing runs hori

Circa 19th Century Celestina Mechanical Orguinette Co. New York Serial Number 1205 Signed Inside Joe Rowlski Working Paper Roll Organ 18.5"W with Handle 14"W x 14"L 2 Due to Use and Age it have wear m

Antique Musical Casket by Mechanical Orguinette Co. NY, Walnut with gilt stenciled case and one roll with paper instruction on interior; used condition, wear/worn, unknown working, scratching, nicks t

DESCRIPTION: Mechanical Orguinette Co. Celestina roller organ. In wood case with stenciled decoration and marked "Celestina". Marked inside lid "Mechanical Orguinette Co.". Label with directions to in

Lot 26 musical paper rolls, "Mechanical Orguinette Co, Celestina or Mandolina", various songs, Yankee Doodle 7 more, with several supplemental catalogs of perforated music rolls.

A pair of keys: (1) Wells Fargo Express Company with 2124 on reverse (2) TS RY believed to be Tampa Southern - came from ring of southeast keys - also has small brass tag attached with Kaufman Switch

Canadian. 1940s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Marked, "The W.F. Vilas Co Ltd. Cowansville P.Q" lower edge. Frame stamped, "General Steel Wares" upper edge. 4' diameter.

- THE W.F. Vilas CO. LIMITED COWANSVILLE F.C.

Canadian. 1940s. Porcelain. Single-sided porcelain. Marked, "The W.F. Vilas Co. Limited, Cowansville, P.Q" lower edge. 60". Exhibits scattered porcelain losses, some with amateur touch-up. The largest

Classic, domestically-produced Confederate cartridge box with the name “W.F. Hodge Co B 18 Reg SC” carved into its outer flap.  The box originated from an old collection and is accomp

SHAFER, Leon Alaric (1866-1940). They Kept the Sea Lanes Open / Invest in the Liberty Loan. New York: The W.F. Power Co. Litho, ca. 1919. An American naval vessel in dazzle camouflage blocks the path

JAMES MONTGOMERY FLAGG (1870-1960) TOGETHER WE WIN. Circa 1918.39x29 inches, 99x73½ cm. The W.F. Powers Co. Litho, New York.Condition B: repaired tears, creases, abrasions and restoration in ma

LEON ALARIC SHAFER (1866-1940) INVEST IN THE VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN. 1919.28½x39 inches, 72½x99 cm. The W.F. Powers Co. Litho., New York.Condition A-: small tears, creases and abrasions al

Both are jammed. One Globe is marked W.F. Main Co. Both are missing tops and possible other pieces. They display well. 14"x7.5" or less, Show some wear. No keys.

1910. Laborer carrying hammer, marching between a seaman and soldier on dock. United States Shipping Board, Emergency Fleet Corporation. Printed by The W.F. Powers Co. Edge issues and tears. 28.5" x 3

LIE, Jonas (1880-1940). On the Job For Victory. 1918. New York: W.F. Powers Co. Litho. The production of new ships to aid in the American war effort is captured in magnificent detail reminiscent of th