THIS HALLMARKED INSTRUMENT IS IN NICE CONDITION, IT IS 5" LONG WHEN OPENED. SEE PICTURES

 

This is an Eico violet ray built by Lindstrom and Co. of Chicago. The capacitor has been replaced with two very high quality caps - .05uf / 2KV . This unit seems to work well and has more power than a

 

Description Large Old Gauge Sullivan Machine Co., Michigan City, Ind. Intercooler The Ashcroft Mfg. Co. New York Vacuum Press. Glass is intact. The front measures 7.5" in diameter, the back measures j

 

WELCOME FOR AUCTION of OLD ANTIQUE FRENCH DRAWING SET Here an old antique - I think early 1900's - French drawing set content in its original wooden box . A full -I think - and nice set found at my fa

 

Very nice antique microscope lens set. Three brass lens' in a great dovetailed mahogany box. Has a lock and key that work great. In very good condition, no visable damage, but unable to verify the len

 

A Pair of Vintage W.J. Sutcliffe Ophthalmic Optician & Pharmacist 10 Carat Gold Plated and Faux Tortoiseshell Spectacles They come complete in a leather case with a flip top lid which is presumed

 

This auction is for an antique opium bottle. About 8" h. It has a glass label which is broken off right around the "O" in opii. Label is extremely fragile and pieces flake off easily. There a few brok

 

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This is a late 19th century azimuth indicator (compass) complete with leather case. Originally owned by Brigadier General John Penman Wood. The diameter at the widest point is 2 3/8". The case is made

 

I'm not sure, but I *think* this is probably Dover's Powder, as I'm not familiar with any other apothecary formulations from the era that would've been abbreviated as Doveri P. I could be wrong, howev