Antiques and vintage items from science, from antique sextants and microscopes to apothecary scales, barometers, telescopes and early cameras.
Here you will find a wide selection of vintage surveyor's instruments, whether you are looking for a brass compass in a wood case or an antique transit from C.L. Berger & Sons. Collectors of old adding machines can find the rotary wheel Addometer Calculator with case and stylus made by the Reliable Typewriter & Adding Machine Company, or a Curta type 1 hand crank calculator. There are also antique typewriters and parts for Merritt and Franklin typing machines. Those with a more general interest in antiques valuation can find competitive prices on out of print Christie's auction books of exceptional scientific and engineering works of art. There are also rare instruments like an antique thermometer from Tagliabue of New York, a brass sextant with silver dial and rosewood handle by H. Hughes of London, an antique steam gauge and valve in brass and bronze manufactured by the C.S.S. Crosby Steam Gage & Valve Co. of Boston, or a 4 inch Caliper Rope Rule made of boxwood & brass with breaking loads in tons for various sizes of hawsers. Collectors of antique electronic equipment can find Edison era light bulbs, E. S. Greeley & Co. "Ludwig" telegraph keys, late 19th century Porter electric motors and antique bi-pole electric motors.
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