Antique Octant Owned by Captain Job Terry, New Bedford, Case with Label
Case with label of John H. WHEELER, 220 Water Street, New York (Ship Chandler)

An identified instrument engraved with owner’s name, Job Terry [Jr.] (1783-1861) of
New Bedford, Massachusetts who was master of New Bedford’s whaling ship Good
Return beginning in 1821; he made nine voyages as master. Published within Richard
Dana’s book, Two Years before The Mast written in 1840, Captain Terry is said to have
been known in every port in the pacific. Portraits of the captain and his wife are within
the collection of the New Bedford Whaling Museum. The octant remains within it
stepped and fitted mahogany case; arched medial frame brace surmounted with pencil
displays embossed owners name; Vernier is engraved. The case remains in original
condition showing typical, as expected shrinkage; minor wood loss to one corner of
bottom board.

The instrument is accompanied by an early statement on laid paper; stated is that the
owner refused a cash offer for the instrument by a Mr. Emery of Salem which he bought
new in 1844. The document is a bonus as we can’t confirm any connection to this
instrument. (case: 17" x 14.25" x 3.5")

Antique Octant Owned by Captain Job Terry, New Bedford, Case with Label
Case with label of John H. WHEELER, 220 Water Street, New York (Ship Chandler), box open view

Antique Octant Owned by Captain Job Terry, New Bedford, Case with Label
Case with label of John H. WHEELER, 220 Water Street, New York (Ship Chandler), octant view

Antique Octant Owned by Captain Job Terry, New Bedford, Case with Label
Case with label of John H. WHEELER, 220 Water Street, New York (Ship Chandler), letter view

Antique Octant Owned by Captain Job Terry, New Bedford, Case with Label
Case with label of John H. WHEELER, 220 Water Street, New York (Ship Chandler), label view

$2,250

604-60

19th Century Phrenological Head, Fowlers & Wells, N.Y.

A nice early plater example retaining label: APPROVED BY FOWLERS & WELLS,
PHRENOLOGICAL CABINET, 308 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Height: 10.5" (Old, worn smooth chip to base as shown, does not distract.)

19th Century Phrenological Head, Fowlers & Wells, N.Y., label view

$675.00

1210-23

19th Century Octant, Spencer, Browning & Rust)
Case with label of DeMORY GRAY, New York
SECOND HAND [sic] INSTRUMENTS BOUGHT AND SOLD

Spencer Browning Rust worked in London from 1724 to 1840 when the name was
changed to Spencer Browning & Co. after the death of Ebenezer Rust. The successor,
Spencer Browning maintained offices at several addresses on Wapping High Street,
London and were in business until 1870. Ebony frame, ivory plate, and scale; inset ivory
is marked with the makers name and the owners name – H. DUREN / NEW YORK. The
scale engraved with initials SBR for Spencer, Browning and Rust. Brass 10-inch vernier
arm and ivory arc calibrated to 105 degrees, mirrors, shades and with an ebony handle.
Dovetailed mahogany Case with vacant brass plaque. Generally, very good, tarnishing.
(Case: 5" x 13.5" x 12")

19th Century Octant, Spencer, Browning & Rust)
Case with label of DeMORY GRAY, New York
SECOND HAND [sic] INSTRUMENTS BOUGHT AND SOLD, in box view

19th Century Octant, Spencer, Browning & Rust)
Case with label of DeMORY GRAY, New York
SECOND HAND [sic] INSTRUMENTS BOUGHT AND SOLD, box view

19th Century Octant, Spencer, Browning & Rust)
Case with label of DeMORY GRAY, New York
SECOND HAND [sic] INSTRUMENTS BOUGHT AND SOLD, label view

19th Century Octant, Spencer, Browning & Rust)
Case with label of DeMORY GRAY, New York
SECOND HAND [sic] INSTRUMENTS BOUGHT AND SOLD, detail view 1

19th Century Octant, Spencer, Browning & Rust)
Case with label of DeMORY GRAY, New York
SECOND HAND [sic] INSTRUMENTS BOUGHT AND SOLD, detail view 2

$965.00

604-62

Ambrotype, Ships Master with Ebony Octant, Anonymous, 1850s to Mid-1860s

An exceedingly rare image…the subject wearing a chinstrap beard and gold watchchain
holds an octant that appears to be ebony with an ivory Vernier, pencil and nameplate;
he is seated at a table covered with a paisley cloth. The image is housed within a
Florence Manufacturing Company [Florence, Massachusetts] case.

$1,150

604-66

Inclinometer, Plumb and Level Indicator,
Rufus Porter, Circa 1847, Rare Type I
PLUMB AND LEVEL INDICATOR
MANUFACTURED BY R. PORTER NEW YORK

An extremely rare first type inclinometer by famed inventor, artist and publisher of Scientific
American, true Renaissance man- Rufus Porter…only the third we have handled in nearly forty-years!
A very special piece of Americana that speaks to multiple collecting interests;
appealing to level/tool enthusiasts and to followers of Rufus Porter.

Porter inclinometers of any type are very rare, the first type is almost unknown.
This is destined to be the highlight of any advanced collection of inclinometers/levels.

The illustrated dial is printed on paper; dial face depicts masons using the device to construct/level a wall.
The engraving is clear and mostly complete with some water damage and three small paper losses at lower left,
the indicator needle retains 50% of original bluing and about 85% of weight gilding. The 8.75” glass appears to be original.

Based on when Porter first advertised his inclinometer in Scientific American (Vol. 2, No. 11, Dec. 5, 1846),
it is believed he developed this device in early 1846. While the later versions are marked “patent applied for”,
no known patent was granted. Whereas so few of Porter's levels are known,
we assume that he didn't produce these in quantity or for very long.

Spandrels center the chapter ring framing depiction of masons using the device.
Finely joined walnut frame retains original finish; likely original glass.
(8.75 by 8.75”)

Inclinometer, Plumb and Level Indicator, Rufus Porter, Circa 1847, Rare Type I
PLUMB AND LEVEL INDICATOR MANUFACTURED BY R. PORTER NEW YORK, Detailed View

Inclinometer, Plumb and Level Indicator, Rufus Porter, Circa 1847, Rare Type I
PLUMB AND LEVEL INDICATOR MANUFACTURED BY R. PORTER NEW YORK, Back View

$4,225.00

987-33

Single Draw Two Inch 18th Century Telescope, Spyglass, Overall Length: 59”
Probably London
Brass and mahogany, length: 47.25”, 59” extended

Slightly tapered two-inch main tube with an unsigned single-draw brass tube, original
lenses and components are intact including rings, eyepiece and objective lens with
sliding dust shades. Optical condition is excellent, instrument focuses well, distant
images are magnified sharply. Overall condition is very good, commensurate with age
and use. Small tight shrinkage fissures and miniscule areas of fill at screws.

Single Draw Two Inch 18th Century Telescope, Spyglass, Overall Length: 59”
Probably London
Brass and mahogany, length: 47.25”, 59” extended, detail view 1

$2,475.00

604-63

Antique, Campaign Style Cady or Instrument Box
Likely English, circa 1850
Mahogany

The lift-lid with gently chamfered edges retaining original brass hinges opens to reveal a
plain interior over a drawer featuring an inlayed flush brass handle; box retains lock and
brass escutcheon. The drawer is missing a few removeable dividers, else fine.
(Height: 7.5"; width: 6.75"; depth: 7")

Antique, Campaign Style Cady or Instrument Box
Likely English, circa 1850
Mahogany, entire view 2

$395.00

410-173

Scarificator, Brass & Steel, Octagon, 4 Blade
Unknown Maker, 19th Century

A working spring-loaded lever creating an instantaneous series of parallel cuts in the
skin of the patient; temple size. (2.25 x 1.25 x 1.25")

$295.00

110-961

Nuremberg Single Hand Reading Magnifying Glass, Circa 1680-1750
SIGNED Embossed Copper Alloy Mount; Wire Binding Secures Mount
J. E. MAY SEEL.ERE - IOH.HIERONIMUS SCHNEIDER -- IOH.ERHARD MAY SEEL.ERE

(The signature envelops the mount; diameter: 2.75”, length: 4.5”)

$475.00

1245-9

Kaleidoscope, Parlor Model by C.G. Bush, Providence, Rhode Island, Scarce
Circa 1870’s
Stamped by maker, dry cell type, two mirror, 5-point, removeable lens cap

Kaleidoscope, Parlor Model by C.G. Bush, Providence, Rhode Island, Scarce
Circa 1870’s, entire view 1

Having cardboard tubular barrel covered with black pebbled stamped paper, with
cylindrical eye piece at one end, and with brass-mounted chamber box on the other end
turned by hand with 6-brass spokes. Chamber box containing multi-colored glass twists
and rods, cuts of German sheet glass in various forms, and his liquid-filled ampules.
Made between 1873 and 1900. Turned mahogany pedestal on circular base. Generally
good condition consistent with age and use; scattered light chipping and flaking limited
to edges; a single larger loss to collar…picture available.
(Height: 14"; length: 10"; diameter: 3.75")

Kaleidoscope, Parlor Model by C.G. Bush, Providence, Rhode Island, Scarce
Circa 1870’s, entire view 2

Kaleidoscope, Parlor Model by C.G. Bush, Providence, Rhode Island, Scarce
Circa 1870’s, detail view 1

Kaleidoscope, Parlor Model by C.G. Bush, Providence, Rhode Island, Scarce
Circa 1870’s, detail view 2

$1,265.00

1271-13

Cameraphone,
Rare Antique Portable Gramophone Record Player,
Pet-O-Phone Antique Windup Phonograph...Working Condition, Germany, 1920s Super Rare Tortoise Horn Speaker,
78-RPM, On/Off & Speed Adjustment Controls

Cameraphone, <br>Rare Antique Portable Gramophone Record Player, Pet-O-Phone

Spring-wound phonograph in the style of a leather-bound box camera. The tortoise shell sound bubble is received by the tone arm...produces loud volume and clarity. Leather bound case...working condition.
(5.5" x 6.5" x 4.25")

$395.00

604-53

Surgeons Saw, Amputation, Steel and Brass, Ebonized Handle
Possibly Giannattasio
19th Century

Small chip to saw blade handle with all else fine.
Dimensions: 16.5" L.

$1,965

570-411

Surgeons Saw, Amputation, Steel and Brass, Ebonized Handle
Possibly Giannattasio
19th Century, scale view

Surgeons Saw, Amputation, Steel and Brass, Ebonized Handle
Possibly Giannattasio
19th Century, mark detail

Sundial, Bronze, Dated 1776

Eight Point Star Under Gnomon, Dark Brown Patina Anonymous Maker
Diameter: 6"; height: 3.5"

$450.00

365-340

Magic Lantern, Perfekt J.S., Manufactured by
Jean Schoenner, with 12-Slides, Late 19th C.
German, Childs Box-Form Lantern, Paper Covered
& Lined Box, Lens & Chimney

Retains reflector, chimney and adjustable lens; 95% bluing (Missing paraffin burner; 10.25" x 7.25" x 5.5")

$275.00

1253-11

Antique Stick Barometer, Timby’s Patent 1857, Rosewood Case

Antique Stick Barometer, Timby's Patent, 1857, angle view

(32 by 2.5 by 2”)

$1,125

632-42

Antique Stick Barometer, Timby's Patent, 1857, close up view

Antique Stick Barometer, Timby's Patent, 1857, instructions detail

Antique Stick Barometer, Timby's Patent, 1857, patent detail

Antique Stick Barometer, Timby's Patent, 1857, label detail

Inclinometer, Plumb and Level Indicator, Rufus Porter, Circa 1847, Fine and Rare
Signed, R. PORTER, PATENT APPLIED FOR

Inclinometer, Plumb and Level Indicator, Rufus Porter, Circa 1847, Fine and Rare
Signed, entire view

An excellent example of a very rare tool by famed inventor, artist and publisher of Scientific American, true Renaissance man- Rufus Porter; only the second we have handled in more than thirty-years! We think that this is a very special piece of Americana that speaks to multiple collecting interests; appealing to level/tool enthusiasts and to followers of Rufus Porter. The illustrated dial face depicting masons using the device to construct a wall features spandrels centered by a star in each corner. Finely joined mahogany frame retaining original finish; the weighted pointer retains original bluing; original glass.

$5,650

987-21

Inclinometer, Plumb and Level Indicator, Rufus Porter, Circa 1847, Fine and Rare
Signed, back view

Spring Fleams, Lancets, Engraved, Packtong
Sold separately

Spring Fleams, Lancets, Engraved, Packtong, entire view

Brass Spring Fleam, Lancet, Engraved
Anonymous
In Fitted Leather Case
Trigger type brass and steel fleam. The fleam is within a fitted brown leather case with tan lining. Remains in good condition. (L: 2.5")
$225
691-12

Spring Fleam, Lancet, Packtong
German
In Fitted Leather Case
Trigger type silver alloy and steel fleam. The fleam is within a fitted red leather case with a brown brushed cotton lining. Fleam remains in good condition, case with losses as depicted. (L: 2.5")
$285
691-13

Previous Offerings or Gone to New Homes

Waywiser, Surveyor’s Wheel, Instrument for Measuring Distance Traversed Unknown Maker, 19th Century - SOLD

Graphic wall decoration in original red, white and blue paint (Height: 48.5"; diameter: 25.25")

SOLD

410-459

Kaleidoscope, Parlor Model by C.G. Bush, Claremont, New Hampshire, Scarce Circa 1875 - SOLD

Kaleidoscope, Parlor Model by C.G. Bush, Claremont, New Hampshire, Scarce Circa 1875, entire view

Stamped by maker, dry cell type, two mirror, 5-point, removeable lens cap. Made between 1873 and 1900. Turned wood pedestal on tripod base. 9.5" high. Scope is 10.25" long, 3.5" diameter. Cardboard tube with brass end and brass ship's wheel turning dry cell with ampules; 2-mirror system, 5-point mandala, magnifying end.

1218-6 - SOLD

Robert Roskell Early Marine Box Chronometer, Gold Hands, Silvered Dial Liverpool, England, circa 1839, Number 1054/52815 - SOLD

Robert Roskell Early Marine Box Chronometer, Gold Hands, Silvered Dial Liverpool, England, circa 1839, entire view

Brass bowl and gimbal, three-tier brass-bound mahogany box with top-lid, (vacant escutcheon) and base; decorative key-hole escutcheon, the base with inset bone disc (cracked) inscribed 1054, external brass drop handles. Robert Roskell worked under his own name at 31 Church Street in 1839…he favored Kulberg movements and Hartnup and Eiffe balances. Instruments made under Robert Roskell’s name [alone] are rare, this combined with the early date greatly increases the importance of the instrument.
The small case measures 6.5 x 6.5 x 6.5"…main spring is replaced, we have original.

604-50 - SOLD

Coopers Barrel Shave, Scorp, Hallow Shave, Signed Hardy (Family, Edges Tool Makers)
Probably New Hampshire (W: 5 5/8”) - SOLD

Antique Coopers Barrel Shave Signed Hardy, Probably New Hampshire, angle view

Hardy, David, P.
Hebron, New Hampshire, 1872
Tool Types: Edge Tools

Hardy, Ephraim, L.
Brookline and Hollis, New Hampshire, 1821-1870
Tool Types: Axes, Coopers’ Tools, Draw Knives, and Shaves

201-458 - SOLD

Dividers, Gold Flashed Divider, Compass, Engraved, Map, Nautical or Draftsman
Anonymous, Likely 18th Century; or Earlier
Gold flash on brass/silver
This item just in, more information to follow, please call if interested - SOLD

Antique Pair of Gold Flashed Dividers, Likely 18th Century, entire view 1

(L: 5.75”)

110-705 - SOLD

Antique Traveling Apothecary, Leather Rollup with 18 Blown Glass Bottles
Anonymous Maker, Early
A wonderful artifact, leather is supple and displays great color - SOLD

Antique Traveling Apothecary, Leather Rollup with 18 Blown Glass Bottles
Anonymous Maker, Early, entire view

(Great condition considering utilitarian purpose; extremely minor imperfections; open: 15.25 by 9 by 1" rolled-up: 9 by 4.5 by 3.25")

570-504 - SOLD

Molding Plane, Cesar Chelor, "Cesar Chelor, living in Wrentham", Freed Slave
Wrentham, Massachusetts, 18th Century, Makers Mark on Toe
Yellow birch, original wedge and iron - SOLD

Molding Plane, Cesar Chelor, 'Cesar Chelor, living in Wrentham', Freed Slave
Wrentham, Massachusetts, 18th Century, Makers Mark on Toe
Yellow birch, entire view

Francis Nicholson, first known American plane maker freed his slave Cesar Chelor (1720-1784) upon his death circa 1753; Chelor, the celebrated maker and independent businessman was the first African American to imprint tools. (1754-1784)
(Very good condition, scattered staining; L: 10", H: 6", W: 1.5")

673-12 - SOLD

Clinometer, Inclinometer, Mantle Clock Style, William B. Melick Patent, Circa 1890
Exceptional Form, Ornate Gold Painted Details, Engraved Face
A masterpiece of 19th century industrial art, US Patent: 416,683
Most expensive level of its day; ten times the cost of conventional level - SOLD

Clinometer, Inclinometer, Mantle Clock Style, William B. Melick Patent, Circa 1890
Exceptional Form, Ornate Gold Painted Details, Engraved Face, entire view

A simply gorgeous tool; art and function combined. This working example remains in scarcely encountered untouched original surface including 95% japanning and 95% of the original and elaborate gold ornamentation. The base displays original milling marks.
(Superb condition, minor surface loss to scattered highpoints; L: 12", H: 3.5", D: 1.25")

987-9 - SOLD

Inclinometer, L.L. Davis, Springfield, Massachusetts, Circa 1870, Filigreed - SOLD

Inclinometer, L.L. Davis, Springfield, Massachusetts, Circa 1870, Filigreed, entire view

A fine and untouched survivor retaining 95% or more of its original fancy gold painted ornamentation on the delicate filigree webbing. Most of these are found broken and/or with only traces of gold. This is a great survivor; looks like the brass face has never been polished; great patina. (Excellent condition; L: 12", H: 2.25", D: 1")

987-11 - SOLD

Davis Level & Tool Company 6" Mantle Clock Inclinometer, Original Box, RARE
Springfield, Massachusetts, Circa 1875, US Patent 68,961
Extremely rare box (few extant) with full label, level and box in original condition
FIRST VARIATION - SOLD

Davis Level & Tool Company 6'' Mantle Clock Inclinometer, Original Box, RARE
Springfield, Massachusetts, Circa 1875, entire view

This stunning example featuring gold painted trim dates from 1875 and is the first type offered by the Davis Level and Tool Company, also the least common variation.
(Excellent original condition, probably 95%coverageminor and scattered enamel losses to highpoints, else fine. Box lid missing end panels; base missing one end panel, else very good including label; 6 by 2.5 by 1.75")

987-5 - SOLD

Artificers' Leveling Instrument, John Harmon, Boston, Circa 1880 to 1885, With Box
Extraordinary example retaining bright, original gold highlights; one of three known retaining its original slide lid box; 100% nickel remains on sight tube. - SOLD

Artificers' Leveling Instrument, John Harmon, Boston, Circa 1880 to 1885, With Box, entire view

John W. Harmon Artificers Sighting Level within its original wooden slide-top box; complete with two bases. (The round base is rarely found with this tool as it was not attached and was easily separated.) This example in superb original condition retaining 98% original japanning and very appealing multicolored (red, blue and gold against black) pin striping. The sight tube retains 100% original nickel. Harmon patented three variations of this device, this is US Patent 234,709. Again, one of three known within original boxes; our consignor owns two; here's your opportunity!
(Excellent original condition; box: 12.5 by 5.5 by 4", level: 11.5 by 3.5 by 1")

987-6 - SOLD

Barometer, Thermometer and Mirror
Molded Broken Arch and Scrolled Pediment
Negretti and Zambra
19th Century
London - SOLD

Barometer, Thermometer and Mirror
Molded Broken Arch and Scrolled Pediment
Negretti and Zambra
19th Century
London, entire view

Pediment top with silvered humidity dial, waist with thermometer dial, bulls-eye mirror; weather dial, and name disk with level. Retains knob, backboard and paper label. Dimensions: 38.5" H, 9.75" W, 2.5" D.

106-56 - SOLD

Universal Inclining Dial Compass, Shagreen Cased
Signed, Patrick
London
Small enough for the pocket, traveling or window ledge - SOLD

Universal Inclining Dial Compass, Shagreen Cased
Signed, Patrick
London, entire view

This example features a compass in the base, three leveling screws and a pair of bubble levels. The hour plate is hinged; user may set any angle of latitude from degree marks on arched arm fitted to one side of base. The gnomon and arm are hinged accommodating flat packing within shark-skin case. The instrument is finely engraved and remains is excellent original condition; wood case covered in Shagreen is generally very good with very minor imperfections limited to vapor barrier and two tiny adjustable foot punctures that pierced the bottom of case.
(Box: H: 2"; W: 6"; D: 5.75")

570-235 - SOLD

Barometer, Paper Register
W. Smith
Stowe, Vermont
Walnut - SOLD

Barometer, Paper Register
W. Smith
Stowe, Vermont
Walnut, entire view

Barometer, Paper Register
W. Smith
Stowe, Vermont
Walnut, scale view

An uncommon simple barometer made in Vermont featuring a paper label within the simple case ornamented with ripple-moldings. Dimensions: 35" H.

952-3 - SOLD

Surveyor's Equipment, Trough Compass, or Circumferentor
American
18th or early 19th century - SOLD

Surveyor's Equipment, Trough Compass, or Circumferentor
American
18th or early 19th century, entire view

Wooden surveying compass half round; wood marked with degrees, old note pasted to side says, true as is the needle to the pole shall be the fire that warms my soul as true to friendship sacred laws surveyors call and countries cause. Joshua Dean Caning 1874

274-78 - SOLD

Bookstand, Tabletop
Dutch
Late 18th Century
Engraved brass with cast winged cherub - SOLD

Bookstand, Tabletop
Dutch
Late 18th Century, entire view

Adjustable rest on hinged conforming stand standing on cast feet; the "stop" at foot of book-rest features cast cherub centered by acanthus scrolling and simple file-work. (Height: 10.25 inches; width: 14.25 inches; depth: 10.75 inches.)

570-146 - SOLD

Dollond Type Telescope
18th Century - SOLD

Dollond Type Telescope
18th Century, entire view

Dollond type telescope; painted wood barrel; brass lens fittings, front cap has slide and can be removed; slides work; no maker's mark; very good with only minor flaking of paint. Measures 21.5-inches long.

459-13 - SOLD

Antique Octant Owned by Captain Job Terry, New Bedford, Case with Label Case with label of John H. WHEELER, 220 Water Street, New York (Ship Chandler)

19th Century Phrenological Head, Fowlers & Wells, N.Y.

19th Century Octant, Spencer, Browning & Rust) Case with label of DeMORY GRAY, New York SECOND HAND [sic] INSTRUMENTS BOUGHT AND SOLD

Ambrotype, Ships Master with Ebony Octant, Anonymous, 1850s to Mid-1860s

Inclinometer, Plumb and Level Indicator, Rufus Porter, Circa 1847, Rare Type I PLUMB AND LEVEL INDICATOR MANUFACTURED BY R. PORTER NEW YORK

Single Draw Two Inch 18th Century Telescope, Spyglass, Overall Length: 59” Probably London Brass and mahogany, length: 47.25”, 59” extended

Antique, Campaign Style Cady or Instrument Box Likely English, circa 1850 Mahogany

Scarificator, Brass & Steel, Octagon, 4 Blade Unknown Maker, 19th Century

Nuremberg Single Hand Reading Magnifying Glass, Circa 1680-1750 SIGNED Embossed Copper Alloy Mount; Wire Binding Secures Mount J. E. MAY SEEL.ERE - IOH.HIERONIMUS SCHNEIDER -- IOH.ERHARD MAY SEEL.ERE

Kaleidoscope, Parlor Model by C.G. Bush, Providence, Rhode Island, Scarce Circa 1870’s Stamped by maker, dry cell type, two mirror, 5-point, removeable lens cap

Cameraphone, Rare Antique Portable Gramophone Record Player, Pet-O-Phone Antique Windup Phonograph...Working Condition, Germany, 1920s Super Rare Tortoise Horn Speaker, 78-RPM, On/Off & Speed Adjustment Controls

Surgeons Saw, Amputation, Steel and Brass, Ebonized Handle Possibly Giannattasio 19th Century

Sundial, Bronze, Dated 1776

Magic Lantern, Perfekt J.S., Manufactured by Jean Schoenner, with 12-Slides, Late 19th C. German, Childs Box-Form Lantern, Paper Covered & Lined Box, Lens & Chimney

Antique Stick Barometer, Timby’s Patent 1857, Rosewood Case

Inclinometer, Plumb and Level Indicator, Rufus Porter, Circa 1847, Fine and Rare Signed, R. PORTER, PATENT APPLIED FOR

Spring Fleams, Lancets, Engraved, Packtong Sold separately

Waywiser, Surveyor’s Wheel, Instrument for Measuring Distance Traversed Unknown Maker, 19th Century - SOLD

Kaleidoscope, Parlor Model by C.G. Bush, Claremont, New Hampshire, Scarce Circa 1875 - SOLD

Robert Roskell Early Marine Box Chronometer, Gold Hands, Silvered Dial Liverpool, England, circa 1839, Number 1054/52815 - SOLD

Coopers Barrel Shave, Scorp, Hallow Shave, Signed Hardy (Family, Edges Tool Makers) Probably New Hampshire (W: 5 5/8”) - SOLD

Dividers, Gold Flashed Divider, Compass, Engraved, Map, Nautical or Draftsman Anonymous, Likely 18th Century; or Earlier Gold flash on brass/silver This item just in, more information to follow, please call if interested - SOLD

Antique Traveling Apothecary, Leather Rollup with 18 Blown Glass Bottles Anonymous Maker, Early A wonderful artifact, leather is supple and displays great color - SOLD

Molding Plane, Cesar Chelor, "Cesar Chelor, living in Wrentham", Freed Slave Wrentham, Massachusetts, 18th Century, Makers Mark on Toe Yellow birch, original wedge and iron - SOLD

Clinometer, Inclinometer, Mantle Clock Style, William B. Melick Patent, Circa 1890 Exceptional Form, Ornate Gold Painted Details, Engraved Face A masterpiece of 19th century industrial art, US Patent: 416,683 Most expensive level of its day; ten times the cost of conventional level - SOLD