Check out the photos for best condition and descriptions. WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET. FROM A CLOSED HOBBY STORE COLLECTION NEEDS CLEANING ONE END HAS BEEN PAINTED SILVER MAY HAVE SOME LOSS TO GRAPHI

 

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This quite large Georgian pocket compass i think dates to around 1780 , the case is made of brass that has loads of patina with age as seen in the photos, the case unscrews to reveal the compass with

 

5 7/8" x 8 7/8", 24 pages plus 2 inserts, sewn binding, intact and complete, with cover staining as shown, otherwise in fine condition for its age, sold with no reserve.

 

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Nice antique drug store or general store counter top candy or apothecary jar. Fancy style thumbprint and daisy ground glass stopper. Heavy blow mold bottom. Slightly sun grayed. Measures 7.5"H x 5"W.

 

This item is a unique instrument containing a compass and barometer that unscrew so both can be used at the same time. It is approximately 2" diameter and 1" think when it is together. The compass has

 

Nice looking and all original clean condition 19thc apothecary item-hand crafted wood pill box made by the Shaker community for sale to the outside world...features 1 finger band on top and bottom wit

 

A rare Telegraph or Morse Code Telegraph Key. Made by E.M. Pierson in Cleveland, Ohio. Apparently Pierson only made keys for a short time and only a few examples exist. Edward M. Pierson was one of th

 

A very rare ancient Roman bronze medical or cosmetic palette, dating to approximately 150 A.D. The palette of triangular form with wide, flat surface, the handle in the form of a snake; a rare and cha