A 19TH CENTURY LEATHER CLAD PAIR OF OPERA GLASSES IN ORIGINAL LEATHER CASE, MADE BY LEMAIRE FABT. PARIS, FRANCE. THEY WERE THE TOP MAKERS DURING THIS PERIOD, THE LENSES ARE MARKED LEMAIRE WITH THEIR C

 

This set is missing gram weights as you can see, ( it has just three) but the scale itself looks complete. The box is velvet lined; it has some scratches and the clasp does not work..still a nice earl

 

Broken in half, in a vintage prescription box

 

Bought this lantern in Jerome, AZ. It was used in the gold mines in the Bradshaw Mtns in AZ. Height is approx 12"; width is approx 3". It is made of brass, glass, & iron. If reconditioned, I think

 

Antique Pair Folding Pince-Nez Eyeglasses - Wear as Victorian Jewelry c1910s Description: This is a vintage pair of folding spring steel pince-nez eyeglasses dating, I would guess, to the early 1900s.

 

This listing is for a pair of iron Antique 10" Miners Sticking Tommy Candle Holders one is marked as "VARNEY" as seen in photos.

 

This auction is for an Early Civil War Era pair of Dorner Brass Eyeglasses. They are in very good condition, through my loupe, I can see a chip and some scratches on the lens, overall very good condit

 

Up for auction is an antique drug store glass measure advertising Phillip Miller Druggist in Cincinnati Ohio. It has the embossed name and embossed measurements of table, tea and dessert spoons. It me

 

Antique (1890's, I believe) quack vaporizer remedy for "whooping cough, catarrh, asthma, spasmodic croup and certain inflammatory throat diseases", as well as a few listed animal ailments. Based on th

 

Here is an "ITP IT'S TROUBLE-PROOF, PAT. AUG. 8, 1916" Miner's carbide lamp, Superintendent style with hook and 2 handles on the back. This larger carbide lamp, sometimes called a '6-hour' size, burns