This strangevictorian device was used in the Italian antique stores to measure the length of fabric, cloth, runners and other materials. the scale is metric and mechanisms are still functional. An old

 

This is a vintage Victor Adding Machine. This has the jade green keys and the dark brown bakelite case. This does still print numbers. I do not know how to operate this properly to make is add, subtra

 

Antique The Protectograph Check Writer Manufactured by W. Todd & Company, Rochester NY Has brass tag with name, manufacturer company, and patent number, but is partially tarnished and hard to read

 

Antique wood industrial pattern foundry mold 15 tooth wide gear . Good condition some wear on wood and teeth on mold missing one tooth ( shown in pics ) great original patina congruent of age . 11 1/2

 

This is a set of 3 brass printing stamps. The fire truck and firefighter stamps on wood block and the fire helmet stamp is solid brass. Fire truck stamp is 2 3/4" x 1", Firefighter stamp is 2" x 1 1/2

 

Appear to be lady's 81/2 size with 'Godiva' printed on each. Quite interesting, in my opinion.

 

Old - well used pressure gauge - still operational. Comes with the ball valve and condenser loop. Big gauge face at 5"

 

Brass French fireman's helmet from the city of Beaumont, a small village west of Lyon, France. I believe this helmet was used in the mid to late 1800's, if compared to others like it on the market. My

 

Vintage John Chatillon & Sons hanging produce scale.

 

Oliver # 9 typewriter. Everything seems to work, but the ribbon needs ink. The keys work freely and the space bar moves the carriage. Typewriters are not my forte, so please ask any questions before b