This auction is for quantity 2 John Simmons New York containers as seen in the photos. I believe these are containers for carbide mining lights. I do not see any cracks or breaks.

 

Interesting group of Antique Medical Instruments. Fabulous group of 4 original 19th Century medical instruments, with handles carved in beef / mutton bone or similar. 2 with square form handles, one w

 

Nice looking and all original condition vintage apothecary weight kit from the late 19th century....made by the Chichester Chemical Co.....Kit is for Premium Prescription Weights and are in grains...i

 

2 x Cased Antique 1/10 12k Gold Plated Pince Nez Glasses Both have been used and one pair is missing the chain, however, that particular pair comes with spare lenses. The cases are a bit worn in place

 

Early matching set of four apothecary bottles with fancy gold labels under glass. Each of these four bottles stands 5” tall to the top of the stopper. The labels are all recessed into the glass and

 

This one is center-piece quality, a feature of your collection. Big, heavy, 8", full, 16-oz, corked, 100-year-old, very antiquey, amber glass bottle of a sedative and pain-killer, specific to female a

 

W.D. Byron oak tanned leather doctors bag. Great condition. Brand New.

 

Carbide mining light for parts or restoration. The brass pot unscrews from the bottom and is in perfect condition. The top portion has some light dents, but is not all that bad. See pics.

 

Appears to all be functional  See all pictures before bidding 

 

Up for auction is a scarce biography of the little-known but influential early American chemist and pyrotechnics expert, entitled JAMES CUTBUSH, subtitled, An American Chemist, 1788-1823. By Edgar F.