A miniature mining oil lamp supplied with the following notes by the previous owner: "Mine Lighting. Oil Lamp. English pressed brass. c. 1875. Fuel: Lard oil or sunshine. Mark: Stamped in large diamon

 

just under 9 inches in diameter - black metal and glass fronted this appears to be a table top or wall compass - lovely clean condition - in its box its age/origin is unknown.

 

VINTAGE RARE WW I VERNERS PATTERN COMPASS BY T.COOKE & SONS LTD.IN PRETTY GOOD ORDER FOR AGE BLACK PAINT WORN IN PLACES DUE TO AGE MOTHER OF PEARL DISC APPEARS TO BE IN WORKING ORDER WITH LOCKING

 

Fine mineral mount by Norman of an uncovered Chalcedony section ex Cornwall

 

Please check out my other vintage medical tools running this week!!! Here's a lot of 3 vaginal and rectal speculums. I believe the one cone shaped tool with the handle is the rectal one. Stainless ste

 

These exquisite opera binoculars are subtly suited for a woman of great taste and distinction. Purchased by my grandfather in Japan circa 1937 as a gift for my grandmother, these glasses have led quit

 

This is a very early double wick lantern made by P. Wall Pittsburgh, has some light surface rust but looks to be very solid. Maybe used in mining ?

 

We accept all major credit cards. Customer Service: 859.497.2636 Antique survey equipment out of a local estate, the piece seems to be in very good condition and all the knobs, etc work as they should

 

thehoarder Store This is a great ANTIQUE GLASS SYRINGE In my estimation it dates from around the late 19th Century, circa 1900, but please make up your own mind about this. The syringe measures approx

 

Old photo of Centennial Copper Mining Co. miners posing wearing their carbide cap lamps and their traditional Lake Superior mining hats, with their round lunch pails. The Centennial Mine was an underg