Vintage 19th-century cast-iron locks with unique toothed keys. Amazingly, after a century, they still work! A classic accent to your décor. 4"-5". We have very few, so latch onto them fast! Shapes/styles vary.

Also Available! Massive cast-iron skeleton keys. Vintage 19th-century. Approximately 7" long. (#206220)

Ornate Corinthian-style columns, an antiqued Roman numeral dial and easy-to-read filigree hands create a stylish and reliable desk clock that stands the test of time. Cast resin. Quartz movement for accuracy through the ages. 8"x5"x2". 2˝" dial. 3˝ lbs.

Argyll clock

Long before satellites and computerized weather services, Soviet sea captains depended on barographs like these to keep their ships and crew safe from inclement weather. The complex system of chambers in these '40s-vintage barographs sensed the subtle changes in atmospheric pressure. The data was captured on the recording wheel by way of an integrated clock drive and pen arm device. We have just 15, a combination of wood, wood covered in canvas and bakelite cases - no two exactly the same. Let us make the selection; we guarantee you'll be pleased. Russian markings abound. 11"x7"x5".

Cyrillic typewriter
Arithmometer

Russia has produced more cameras than Germany, Japan and America combined. Early FED's (for Felix E. Dherzhinskiye, founder of the Checka - which ultimately became the infamous KGB) are most desirable. These, circa '30s-early '50s and exceedingly rare, were produced at a top-secret factory using tooling and plans spirited out of Berlin by secret agents. Eight shutter speeds (to 1/500 second) and six apertures (f/3.5 to f/16). Complete with lens and original leather case/strap. A beautiful display piece and a terrific addition to your collection. 6"x3"x3˝".

Long ago, before cell phones took over the world, pay telephones like these were the only way to stay in touch when you were out and about. This authentic pay phone from the fabulous fifties is sure to bring back memories of happy days cruising at the diner in Dad's Chevy. Built to last by Westinghouse; solid metal construction, chrome steel coin return slot and rugged handset. Plug fits American phone jacks. Where else can you find a 50-year old relic, in mint condition? 19"x5"x6". 22 lbs.

Vintage Swiss desk phone