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Morse Code Machine On Wood Base SOS
Scientific and Medical: Phones
James Corner
04442 SOLD
Neat! Dot, Dash, Dot! Morse Code Machine -- probably needs some wires around the back knobs; there are wires on the base; and missing one conical metal foot. No idea, but it certainly looks "official," as if it might have been in real commercial or military use way back when it was developed. Very dusty, and rust here and there, but a fascinating item. Measures 7" x 4-1/2". Appears to be in great condition. Age unknown. $10 US Shipping.
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Golf bag telephone, as new with box
Sports
Sherrys Antiques* Collectibles* & Frivolous Necessities
safn-170 $50.00 w/box
This would be the perfect gift for the golf enthusiast in your life. Golf bag has real leather cover and a zipper compartment and strap. sits on a base of astroturf with the little golf ball on the turf. Never used and has the original box. Box is a little worn though. Measures 16 1/2" tall. Push button dialing. Excellent condition! Email me for more pictures.
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Henry Harkins, The Treatment of Burns
Books and Publications
D. N. Robinson
$45
Henry N. Harkins, The Treatment of Burns, Charles C. Thomas, Springfield IL, 1942, apparent 1st ed. 457 pages. No dustjacket. Hardbound. Color fading on spine, light wear on spine edges. Add $4.00 s/h/i for shipping within the USA. Outside email for shipping quote.Please email me to confirm availability prior to sending payment. If you are using PayPal, let me know and I will send a PayPal invoice to assure paym... Click for details
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1960 Bell Telephone PRINCESS PHONE Advertisement
Advertising
Fuzzy Izzy's Collectibles
LIZ-HS6 $8.00
1960 Bell Telephone Advertisement. This vintage full-page Bell Telephone Advertisement pictures the classic Princess phone. This ad is in Very Good condition. PRICE INCLUDES SHIPPING within the continental U.S. International shipping is available - please inquire.
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"Hollywood Boulevard at Night".
vintage postcard. California, 1940s
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