Important Toy, Doll & Advertising Auction

1. Addressing machine patented November 17, 1874 by J.M. Burkert, #136,977. 2. Riding saddle/stirrup patented March 7, 1876 by W.B. Crosby, #174,492.

Lot includes a variety of household and industrial items including washing machine, improvement to door locks, chimney/furnace related items, seeding

Lot includes a variety of household, industrial and agricultural objects, including steam engine, snow plow, hooks, springs, tools, etc. Several retai

1. Carpet sweeper patented October 5, 1858 by S.P. Rowell, #21,701. 2. Portable coal box patented October 23, 1894 by Bukenhoffer & Weiss, #528,...

Lot includes brass fireplace patented September 16, 1873 by J.M. Irwin, #142,791. Arched surround with brass log holder, wood back shows traces of inv

Patented April 20, 1880 by J. Welch, #226,689. Unusual curved wood podium with cutaway back and pullout drawer. Accompanied by canvas patent and recei

Intricate brass clock mechanism (unmarked and untagged). Set within custom old wood case. SIZE: 9" l x 7-3/4" h. PROVENANCE: The late Terr...

1. Milk safe patented October 11, 1859 by W.H. Tambling, #25,773. Primitive wood cabinet with wire mesh door and sides fitted with shelves. 2. Postage

Several volumes of Official Gazette - U.S. Patent Office books from the late 1800s lists in numerical order the patent submitted for given year or por

Extremely rare and historically significant New York City porcelain street sign marking the Wall Street intersection of Exchange Place and New Street,