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This unusual <I>donut</I> shaped flask measures approximately 3 ¾ inches in diameter and is marked <I>English Pewter – Sheffield – England</I> and remains in pleasing condition with an unpolished natural patina with good evidence of age and period use. <B>Buy with confidence! </B><I> We are pleased to offer a <B><U>no questions asked</U> three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales!</B> <I>Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly.</I> <FONT COLOR=#0000FF>Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques! </FONT COLOR=#0000FF>  This heavy tinned iron drinking cup measures 5 inches across the mouth with a stout iron riveted handle with a <U>permanently attached</U> 4 foot chain of heavy die-struck iron links. Seldom surviving, likely due to the cumbersome chain in conventional use, these so called <I>gang-cups</I> were popularly utilized for drinking water for 19th century work gangs. With use by labor crews, and <I>work gangs</I> of all description their can be little doubt that such would have found a way from the New England logging camp to the Civil War military camp in the South. Classically mid-19th century in design and material, this sturdy drinking cup, chained to a water barrel, would afford a reliable drinking utensil to all without <I>wandering away</I>. . <B>Buy with confidence! </B><I> We are pleased to offer a <B><U>no questions asked</U> three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales!</B> <I>Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly.</I> <FONT COLOR=#0000FF>Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques! </FONT COLOR=#0000FF>  This traveling utility is reminiscent of a time when the lowly little corkscrew was a must have companion in every gentleman’s pocket, frontiersman’s <I>possible bag</I> or soldier’s haversack. Fashioned from relatively heavy iron for durability yet small and compact for easy carrying, this piece will fit properly in any 19th century personal item grouping. A neat <I>every day</I> utility seldom surviving, this example remains in nice, all original condition. <B>Buy with confidence! </B><I> We are pleased to offer a <B><U>no questions asked</U> three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales!</B> <I>Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly.</I> <FONT COLOR=#0000FF>Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques! </FONT COLOR=#0000FF>   <b>United States Congressman & Senator from Vermont United States Postmaster General</b> (1791-1865) Born in Troy, New York, he moved with his family to Burlington, Vt., and graduated from the University of Vermont at Burlington in 1810. During the War of 1812, he was appointed a U.S. tax collector, and was responsible for collecting levies in support of the war effort. He then served as an officer in a Vermont Militia unit, and was appointed ensign in the 4th Regiment, commanded by William Williams, and served with an artillery unit on Vermont's border with Canada. After promotion to first lieutenant, Collamer served as aide-de-camp to Brigadier General John French, commander of the militia's 2nd Brigade, 4th Division. General French's unit left Orange County, Vt., for upstate New York in September 1814, in response to warnings of an imminent British invasion from Canada. When the brigade was crossing Lake Champlain enroute to Plattsburgh, he was sent ahead in a boat to inform Vermont Militia commander Samuel Strong that French's troops were on their way. Collamer was fired on by American sentinels, but was uninjured. Strong informed him that the Battle of Plattsburgh had taken place the day before, and the British had retreated. He studied law in St. Albans, Vt., was admitted to the bar, and practiced in Woodstock, Vt. until 1833. He served as a member of the Vermont State House of Representatives in 1821, 1822, 1827, and 1828. He was the State's Attorney for Windsor County, Vt., 1822-1824, and Judge of the Superior Court, of Vermont, 1833-1842. He was a U.S. Congressman, 1843-49, and served as Chairman of the Committee on Manufactures, and also served on the Committee on Public Lands. He opposed the extension of slavery, the Texas Annexation, and the Mexican War, and received national recognition for his "Wool and Woolens" speech on American tariffs. He was appointed U.S. Postmaster General by President Zachary Taylor, and served in that position from 1849-50. He was elected U.S. Senator, as an anti-slavery Republican, and served from 1855-65. He was the Chairman of the Committee on Engrossed Bills. At the Republican Nation Convention in 1856, at Philadelphia, Collamer received several votes for Vice President. In the Senate, he defended his positions vigorously. When the Committee on Territories, chaired by Senator Stephen A. Douglas, recommended passage of the Crittenden Amendment, which proposed resubmitting for popular vote the pro-slavery "Lecompton Constitution for Kansas," Collamer and James R. Doolittle of Wisconsin refused to vote in favor, but instead crafted a persuasive minority report explaining their opposition. He also represented the minority view in June 1860, when the select committee chaired by Virginia Senator James M. Mason issued its report on John Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry. Mason argued that Brown's raid was the work of an organized abolitionist movement, which needed to be curtailed with federal authority. Collamer and Doolittle countered that John Brown and his followers had been caught, and punished, and that further government action was unnecessary. His years on the bench helped develop his reputation as the best lawyer in the Senate, and his colleagues were known to pay close attention to his remarks on the Senate floor. Influential Senator Charles Sumner referred to Collamer as the "Green-Mountain Socrates" and called him the wisest and best balanced statesman of his time. In 1861, he authored the bill to invest the President with new war powers and give Congressional approval to the war measures that President Abraham Lincoln had taken under his own authority at the start of his administration. Collamer was the lead senator of the nine Republicans who visited President Lincoln in 1862 to argue for change in the composition of his cabinet by persuading him to replace his Secretary of State, William H. Seward. He was Chairman of the Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads, and the Committee on the Library. After the war ended, he opposed the Reconstruction plans of Presidents' Abraham Lincoln, and Andrew Johnson, and was an advocate of congressional control over the process of readmitting former Confederate States back into the Union. Collamer died at his home in Woodstock, Vt., on November 9, 1865, and was buried in Woodstock's River Street Cemetery. In 1881, the state of Vermont donated a marble statue of Senator Jacob Collamer, created by Preston Powers, to be displayed in the U.S. Capitol's National Statuary Hall. <u>Signature with Place</u>: 5 x 1 1/4, in ink, J. Collamer, Woodstock, Vt.

Unusual period Sheffield – Pewter - Spir $60.00

  

19th century chained Iron Drinking Cup $95.00

  

traveling / pocket - CORKSCREW $55.00

  

Autograph, Jacob Collamer $35.00
Best described here by our photo illustrations, this handmade elk antler cribbage board measures approximately 12 ¼ inches in length and offers a pleasing natural patina as good evidence of age. A nice old gaming item without spending a lot of money. <B>Buy with confidence! </B><I> We are pleased to offer a <B><U>no questions asked</U> three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales!</B> <I>Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly.</I> <FONT COLOR=#0000FF>Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques! </FONT COLOR=#0000FF>  Of interest to collectors in a variety of categories from early photography daguerreotype plates & cases to mid-19th century lighting and silver plate tableware as well as the medical enthusiast, this 19th century dosage spoon is a product of the versatile Waterbury, Conn. manufacturer <I>Holmes, Booth & Hayden</I>. Best described here by our illustrations, this silver plate, graduated dosage spoon measures approximately 9 inches in length and remains in untouched and excellent condition with an attractive age patina and is boldly marked <B><I> Holmes Booth & Haydens Pat. 1885 </B></I>. Founded in 1853 as a manufacturer of photograph cases, lens, daguerreotype silver plates, and other photographic apparatus, the firm name quickly became associated with the 18th century manufacture of oil lamps and lanterns as well as a variety of silver plate tableware. Produced in limited quantity in comparison to their other products, this piece will be a welcome find in a number of categories. <B>Buy with confidence! </B><I> We are pleased to offer a <B><U>no questions asked</U> three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales!</B> <I>Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly.</I> <FONT COLOR=#0000FF>Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques! </FONT COLOR=#0000FF>  Untouched and as found after decades of attic storage, this wooden cannon pull toy offers lots of eye appeal with a pleasing complement of its original gold paint finish with good evidence of age and originality while remaining in pleasing condition. Measure approximately 14 inches in total length and standing about 5 inches from floor to tip of the muzzle, this piece offers will offer an attractive representation of a classic Civil War era toy type. (see: Jefferson Davis home <I>White House of the Confederacy</I> museum collection) A nice addition to any Civil War period display. <B>Buy with confidence! </B><I> We are pleased to offer a <B><U>no questions asked</U> three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales!</B> <I>Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly.</I> <FONT COLOR=#0000FF>Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques! </FONT COLOR=#0000FF>  A rare offering for the right collector, this little pasteboard box measures approximately 3 ¼ X 2 7/8 inches, is solid without repair and is dated 1875 through 1879 on its <I>A. Lacroix’s <B>ENAMEL COLORS</B> For Painting on Porcalain</I>period label. The box contains a 10 unpainted and <I>as new</I> period studs. <B>Buy with confidence! </B><I> We are pleased to offer a <B><U>no questions asked</U> three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales!</B> <I>Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly.</I> <FONT COLOR=#0000FF>Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques! </FONT COLOR=#0000FF>

antique Elk Antler - CRIBBAGE BOARD $65.00

  

Holmes Booth & Hayden Pat. 1885 ANTIQUE $125.00

  

vintage Cannon PULL TOY $150.00

  

c. 1870’s porcelain studs for decoratin $75.00
Seldom surviving intact as cavalry and Civil War collectors have, dismantled these Bannerman display escutcheons removing the nearly always unissued condition carbine socket for display. Hard to imagine in today’s world of scarcity, Francis Bannerman of Bannerman’s Military Goods acquired an abundance of these carbine sockets when he purchased all manner of left over military paraphernalia from the reconstruction era U. S. government. The harness leather sockets were fashioned into match holder wall displays by plugging one end of the socket with a wooden disk and attaching it with a bit of iron wire to an shield shaped wood plaque. (Though we would discourage it, all easily removeable without damage to the original leather socket.) The display was further embellished with the attachment of issue shako chin strap buttons. Now seldom encountered, a complete original example of an old Bannerman Civil War carbine <I>match holder</I> as was offered in his early 1900s military goods catalogues (even to the typed label on the back) is worthy of preservation over and above the Civil War issue carbine socket. Likely not required here, but for the sake of the uninitiated the carbine socket was buckled to a saddle strap in a position to accept the muzzle end soldier’s carbine as his weapon was slung on the issue cavalry sling. The leather socket would thus hold the carbine muzzle secure even at full gallop without restricting quick access. <B>Buy with confidence! </B><I> We are pleased to offer a <B><U>no questions asked</U> three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales!</B> <I>Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly.</I> <FONT COLOR=#0000FF>Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques! </FONT COLOR=#0000FF>   <b>First Day Of Issue of Gettysburg Address U.S. postage stamp</b> 6 1/2 x 3 5/8, cachet envelope with an illustration of President Abraham Lincoln at the lower left, with the imprint, "85th Anniversary Of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address," above. C.D.S., Gettysburg, Pa., Nov. 19, 1948, with a 3 cents blue, U.S. postage stamp, (A425) with vignette of President Abraham Lincoln, and a quotation from the Gettysburg Address. Stamped in black, First Day Of Issue. Addressed in pencil to Jane Donley, E. Broadway, Gettysburg, Pa. Very fine.   By H.W. Brands. Published by Anchor Books, New York, 2000, 5 1/4 x 8, paperback, 765 pages, index. National Bestseller. Pulitzer Prize Finalist. Brand new condition. The foremost American of his day, Benjamin Franklin, was perhaps the pivotal figure in colonial and revolutionary America, and he comes vividly to life in this masterly biography. Wit, diplomat, scientist, philosopher, businessman, inventor, and bon vivant, Franklin was in every respect America's first Renaissance man. Drawing on previously unpublished letters and a host of other sources, acclaimed historian H.W. Brands has written a thoroughly engaging biography of Franklin, the eighteenth-century genius. The First American is a work of meticulous scholarship that provides a magnificent tour of a legendary historical figure. Cover painting courtesy of Pennsylvania Academy of The Fine Arts, design by Jean Traina.  Years ago when we first started attending the larger Civil War shows in the South, enthusiastic <I>diggers</I>would bring wooden boxes filled with excavated treasures for sale or trade to fellow enthusiasts. I found most of these folks had a depth of knowledge and commitment to history that brought the content of their relic filled boxes to a special level. Now and again I would pick out a treasure that was of particular interest to me, usually something with a tag on it or a group of things of known origin, and bring my find back to Maine where it would ultimately get set aside in storage with our accumulation of <I>stuff</I>. In that accumulation we have a small number of artillery bolt fragments collected just prior to the July 1938 Gettysburg Reunion and are offering each <U>individually priced</U> for the collector who would like an authentic Gettysburg relic without spending a ton of money. The relics came to us in a small wooden box that had been in the <B>Mountfort G. A. R. Post</B> in Brunswick, Maine; the <U>home Post of Gen. Joshua L. Chamberlain</U>. On the lid of the box was the period identification as <I><B> Confederate relics gathered during preparation for the July 1913 Gettysburg Great Reunion</I></B>. Though the old wire hinged pine box with a piece or two of its’ content has long since passed, we did have the foresight to save an image of the pine box and its’ paper label to go with the relics we kept for ourselves. <U> Our note with a photo of the old relic box, its’ label and origin from the Mountfort G. A. R. Post will come your the shell fragment to preserve its’ history.</U> A neat original Battle of Gettysburg relic and remembrance of what was to be the last joint reunion of Union and Confederate veterans.

Bannerman Military Goods – Civil War Cav $125.00

  

1948 Gettysburg Envelope, 85th Anniversa $10.00

  

Book, The Life And Times Of Benjamin Fra $10.00

  

Gettysburg Excavated / Civil War ARTILLE $65.00
H 24in. x 9in. Original rare glass and fittings  H 25in. x D 7in. more available NOS from the 50's  H 29in. x D 8in. Dramatic old glass  H 30in. x D 5in. More than 12 in stock at the moment. Can be fitted with other holders.

BLUE SWIRL GLASS PENDANT $750.00

  

FACETED GLASS PENDANTS $750.00

  

1 pair GOTHIC RED PENDANT lights $850.00

  

SET of 2 BLUE SWIRLED GLASS PENDANTS $850.00
H 20in. x W 8in. x D 18in. Great for a gothic/ castle scene 1 more also available Spooky  H 36in. x D 7in. great quality can be shortened to your needs  H 27in. x W 24in. x 4in.  H 28in. x D 14in. Great patina in original old finish ready to hang

GOTHIC WALL SCONCES with red glass $2400.00

  

SINGLE DROP ETCHED GLOBE fixture $700.00

  

BRASS ISLAND / BILLIARD LIGHT $750.00

  

IRON CANDELABRA PENDANT $1200.00
This 6 X 5 1/8 inch enameled sheet metal photography frame remains in excellent all original condition. Retaining its original <B>PATENTED JUNE 22, 1864</B>, this attractive Civil War dated frame will make a wonderful addition to the display of any period albumin or ferrotype image. <B>Buy with confidence! </B><I> We are pleased to offer a <B><U>no questions asked</U> three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales!</B> <I>Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly.</I> <FONT COLOR=#0000FF>Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques! </FONT COLOR=#0000FF>   Pendant light is a Great old mercury glass store light. Excellent for the strongest light H 36in. x D 12in.  H 12in. x W 4in. x D 7in. Priced per pair  H 60in. x D 18in. Original fixture and glass...great weight and color

Original Patent June 1864 - PHOTO FRAME $75.00

  

MERCURY GLASS PENDANT LIGHT $850.00

  

CUSTOM BUILT WALL SCONCES sample $0.00

  

ARTS & CRAFTS pendant light $3500.00
set of sheffield glass pendant lights ca1910 H0in. x D 16in. priced per pair Shades are a close match but slightly off-color.  H 36in. x 8in. Fabulous amber/gold glow to the glass priced per item...other tag is #2078  H 12in. x D 7in.  H 12in. x W 7in. x D 9in. Amazing textured vintage glass in limited supply NOS price per item

Antique sheffield Glass pendants $1850.00

  

art glass pendant ca 1950 $550.00

  

Close to Ceiling vintage light $650.00

  

Large set of vintage glass sconces $650.00
H 12in. x W 4in. x D 7in. Price per item high relief matte design in soft yellow available  Best appreciated here by our illustrations, this antique three drawer pocket telescope measures 5 inches closed and extends to approximately 14 ¼ inches drawn. In nice original condition with good optics and with a nicely age patinated macrame cover, this vintage telescope will do well in use or in a period display. <B>Buy with confidence! </B><I> We are pleased to offer a <B><U>no questions asked</U> three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales!</B> <I>Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly.</I> <FONT COLOR=#0000FF>Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques! </FONT COLOR=#0000FF>  Quality antique inverted bowl light fixture 41in. x D 21in. The embossed relief bowl is very thick. A true work of art.  H 36in. x D 12in.

Set of 4 custom art glass sconces $350.00

  

vintage macramé covered – Pocket Telesco $245.00

  

Monumental hanging bowl fixture holds 3 $6800.00

  

clear ribbed glass pendant $550.00
H 54in. x W 45in.  H 14in. x W 20in.x5in.  H 16in. W 8in. X D 3in. price per pair  H 14in. x W 11in. x D 7in.

Horizontal candelabra fixture $750.00

  

Island tee light $600.00

  

NAUTICAL THEME SCONCES $1800.00

  

Wall sconce $750.00
H 12in. x D 12in. more available in this or larger sizes priced each  H 13in. x D 14in. priced per pair  H 71in. x W 60in. x D 10in.  H 22in. x D 7in.

old milk glass shades $450.00

  

Period milk glass pointed shades . . pair $950.00

  

Arts and Crafts mantle with insert $6500.00

  

OLD PENDANT HALLWAY $550.00
H 12in. x W 4in. x D 12in.  H 16in. x D 6in.   This especially nice early handcrafted skittles game is held in its original 11 X 7 7/8 X 3 7/8 inch dovetailed American black walnut, slide-top case and retains its original full complement of 10 pins with 2 game balls of dense lignum vitae wood . The turned pins of a variety of hardwood species from rock maple, pecan, live oak, &c, though each is identical in size and shape very in weight and make the game especially challenging. Originating in Europe well before the 1700s the game of skittles was a mainstay of English pubs well before immigrating to America where the ten-pin version is now considered a forerunner to modern bowling. Popular in ten, nine and four pin versions both as a parlor game where the pins were set-up in diamond fashion on the wood of carpeted floor, the game of skittles was also played out of doors and was popularly played by children as well as adults. Emanating from a history as an English pub or drinking game, by the time of the American Civil War the game was popularly played in the ten-pin version by common folk and high society alike, indoors and out by children and adults. ( A period example of a skittles game had been on display as part of the period memorabilia of the Jefferson Davis, <I>White House of the Confederacy,</I> home section of the old <I>Museum of the Confederacy</I> in Richmond.) Equally appropriate to home, pub or Civil War winter camp, this outstanding entirely handmade skittles game offers good evidence of age and period use yet remains in exceptional, all original and period condition. <B>Buy with confidence! </B><I> We are pleased to offer a <B><U>no questions asked</U> three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales!</B> <I>Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly.</I> <FONT COLOR=#0000FF>Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques! </FONT COLOR=#0000FF>  Best described here by our illustrations, such wood mounted <I>Magic Lantern</I> slides saw considerable use through the mid 1860’s though the type actually predate the wet plate generated photo slides popular in the Civil War era. This one offers a colorfully hand colored and artist rendered Revolutionary War view of a of a young maiden cannoneer. <B>Buy with confidence! </B><I> We are pleased to offer a <B><U>no questions asked</U> three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales!</B> <I>Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly.</I> <FONT COLOR=#0000FF>Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques! </FONT COLOR=#0000FF>

Arts / crafts wall sconces $1200.00

  

Caged trouble light $165.00

  

especially desirable! handcrafted – earl $235.00

  

Patriotic Lady Cannonier - painted LAN $55.00
H 42in x D 18in.  H 30in. x D 12in. OLD  H 5in. x W 14in. x D 6in.  H 5in. x W 16in. x D 7in. SAMPLE SHOWN

LARGE PENDANT LIGHT $850.00

  

Pretty bedroom fixture $550.00

  

Cool wall sconce in nickel $0.00

  

Bathroom wall light in nickel $0.00
H 13in. x W 6in. x D 8in. Heavy Duty construction circa 1920  H 15in. x D 6in.  H 36in. x D 12in. price per item  A classic pair, best described by our photos, these spectacles remain in pleasing condition with the scarce feature of retaining their original iron pocket case. All original and in nice condition with lots of eye appeal, this offering will fit well in any Revolutionary War / early Americana setting. (Neumann and Kravic’s <I>Collectors Illustrated Encyclopedia of the American Revolution</I>) <B>Buy with confidence! </B><I> We are pleased to offer a <B><U>no questions asked</U> three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales!</B> <I>Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly.</I> <FONT COLOR=#0000FF>Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques! </FONT COLOR=#0000FF>

Cast iron wall light. . . old $500.00

  

antique pendant light $450.00

  

Acrylic smoked pendat lights MCM 3881 -3 $450.00

  

18th early 19th century iron Spectacle C $125.00
Published in 1856 by the Phonographic Institute; Cincinnati, Ohio, this <U>First Edition, First Printing</U> of Benn Pitman’s <I>The Phonographir Reader</I> remains in pleasing condition, complete with no loose, torn, marked up or missing pages yet with some period staining on the covers with clear evidence of age and period handling. A desirable rarity in and of itself as, not only was its author responsible for the <I>Pitman Shorthand</I> method as adopted in the United States, but served as the <U>Recorder for the Lincoln Assassination Military Commission</U>. Responsible for the recording of the trial of the conspirators, Benn Pitman compiled and arranged the trial record for publication. Pitman also served as official stenographer during the </I>Sons of Liberty</I> and <I>Ku-Klux Klan</I> and other period high profile government prosecutions. Of additional interest to the Civil War enthusiast and especially for the New Hampshire in the Civil War collector will be the book plate of <I>T. E. HUNT – GILFORD N. H.</I>. <B>Thomas E. Hunt</B> was a 25 year old, just married, resident of Gilford, New Hampshire when he enlisted and was mustered in on 8/14/1862 as a Private of Co. G of the soon to be hard fought <B>12th New Hampshire Infantry</B>. Less than a month later he was designated as <B>Regimental Hospital Steward</B> serving the 12th New Hampshire Volunteers in that capacity until mustering out in Richmond, Virginia on June 21, 1865. Per Bartlett’s regimental history, Thomas E. Hunt, who was the brother of the 12th NH Regimental Surgeon, was present at the battles of Fredericksburg, <B>Gettysburg</B>, Swift Creek, Drury's Bluff, Port Walthall, Cold Harbor, and Capture of Richmond. He was <U>Chief Steward</U> at <B>Point of Rocks Army General Hospital</B> in 1864 and at <B>Camp Lee Army Hospital</B> at Richmond in 1865. <B>Buy with confidence! </B><I> We are pleased to offer a <B><U>no questions asked</U> three day inspection with return as purchased on direct sales!</B> <I>Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item will be returned per these provisions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly.</I> <FONT COLOR=#0000FF>Thanks for visiting Gunsight Antiques! </FONT COLOR=#0000FF>  H 36in. x D 20in.  H 60in. x D 20in.  H 19in. x D 13in.

rare! period shorthand instruction book $95.00

  

early electric 3 armlight $950.00

  

Brass antique Sanctuary light $3500.00

  

Single globe light fixture with antique $650.00
H 36in. x D 18in.  Close-to-ceiling ornate feature light fixture ca 1920 Very artistic. H 8in. x D 36in.  H 25in. x D 12in. 2 available priced per item  H 24in. x D 38in.

Pair deco pendant lights $1800.00

  

Large Ornate Regancy flush mount iron li $4400.00

  

Halophane industrial pendant lights $850.00

  

double gas light $1500.00


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