This is a dated 1917 heavy metal "NEVADA MINE SIGNAL BELL SIGN" It was manufactured and stamped by the famous Stonehouse Sign Company of Denver, Colorado. Stonehouse was the most prolific mining sign

 

GENERALBeautifulpair of vintage Pince nez eyeglass frames, common during the late1800's and early 1900's. They are in great condition.SIZEBridge:26mmSTYLEPince-nezEyeglasses have no arms, they clip on

 

Offered here is an early nickel plate Justrite Miners' Carbide cap lamp. Very unusual design for the cap lamp attachment. A single small piece of metal that is apparently soldered to the lamp, with a

 

Very large Glass apothecary jar. great antique to keep cookies candy or anything including bread to keep it fresh. This jar were used for display items in stores. the size is 10" tall 10" deep 6" wide

 

Do not see a lot of pulv jars. Height is 7.75" and diameter is 3". Smooth pontil, mould seam from shoulder to neck base, original stopper is free, Excellent condition looks as good as new.

 

I BY FAR AN EXPERT IN THESE,,I THINK CIVIL WAR ERA,,PLEASE SEE PICTURES FOR CONDITION

 

Up for auction is this hard to find early vintage Optical Ophthalmology kit. Contains almost 200 individual pieces with 9 slots open.. It contains Spherical Concave, Cylindrical Concave, Cylindrical C

 

Justrite Western Special miners carbide lamp. Minor loss of nickel on reflector and top. Version with two patent dates and center burner. Evidently there was a problem with stress cracks in the base -

 

Antique Hand Held Tin Cuspidor Medical Sick Rooms, Tuberculosis Hospitals c1800s Description: This is hand-held, personal-use tin cuspidor or spittoon that would have been used primarily in sick rooms

 

Offered at auction, an Antique Microscope Slide titled "Human Intestine ~ Ileum" by an unidentified professional mounter (looks like possibly a Wheeler or Watson slide). This is an early Histology sli