THIS IS FOR 18TH CENTURY SPECTACLE CASE WITH SPECTACLES. THE CASE HAS RUST BUT NO DENTS. THE SPECTACLES ARE GREEN LENSES. I DON'T KNOW IF SOMETHING WAS AT THE END OF THE ARMS. THE CLASSES HAS RUST ON

 

Tin Parker style eyeglass case. Measures 4¾ inches long by 1¼ inches wide. No makers marks. Inside has original cloth lining.. Nice early case for your 19th century specs. THANKS FOR LOOKING AND GOO

 

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Antique Brass? GF? Gold? Eyeglasses in Period Frederick, MD, Case c1900 Description: This is antique pair of cable stem eyeglasses in beautiful like-new condition. They date, I would guess, to the lat

 

1931 renulife quack device in case with papers. The devise appears to be in fairly good condition. I think one of the pieces is missing the glass part. The case exterior is in very poor condition. The

 

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

 

Nice condition slide from the 1800''s. Part of a set of 1,000 I bought.will be selling for months. I am a old school wholesaler dealer and scour GA and New England for the best to buy for my customers

 

This is a old, I think made by Justrite , carbide miners “ Davy” lamp that was found in the Tiffany turquoise mine near Cerrillos, New Mexico in the early 1970s. Dinted but looks complete to me. I

 

PLEASE READWe have just bought several great 18th and early 19th C Primitives some very early lighting and related items, all have original untouched patina and are from a very old New York and Pennsy

 

Miscellaneous instruments lot #3, heavy. Will combine shipping with any other lots.