This check cutter (seriously) still works, has all it's parts, dials, punchers, and sweat of the underclass all over it.
This check cutter (seriously) still works, has all it's parts, dials, punchers, and sweat of the underclass all over it.
Nice old industrial looking record player meant to be inset in a cabinet with a speaker most likely. As with all electronics, I have no idea if it works and can't guarantee anything... It's got nice decals and knobs though.
Pre-email communication, I would just love to be randomly yelled at through these awesome little tube speakers by a psychotic boss chomping on a cigar. My green visor and sleeve rubbers would be all in a tizzy. I'm selling them separately but they were all tied together at one time. I have no idea if they work, the lines look okay but the electrical cords are all frayed to hell. So I'm saying no, they don't work. One of the little ones is missing it's back plate. The little ones are faux burl bakkelite and the hub is oak veneer. All the knobs and dials twist, the buttons on the hub push in but it seems like the whole button bank is loose within the case, couple of screw twists should tighten it straight up.
Extremely cool, never been used, gas masks. They come with the can of whatever that is marked ABL 01/92 so that may be a date. According to my friend the Green Dungeon Alchemist these are Russian stlye masks and they could be civilian or military. They are of a thin rubber that will continue to tear unless you stop if somehow so but we're all creative people, so we'll figure it out! They've got some English stamped numbers, but regardless, they're freakin weird gas masks!
And I was having a good hair day until I tried it on, it is definitely air tight, claustrophobic and rubbery smellery.
Clean little Audio Generator for making all sorts of frequencies and whatever else noise it makes. I have no idea if it works. None what so ever. Caveat Emptor!5" x 7" x 9 1/2"
Cute little electronic gizmo, I have no ides if it works but I do know it has a gauge and some knobs and that's good enough for me! It doesn't have any cords or the like. Caveat Emptor!8" x 8" x 8"
I have no idea what these are called but it came off of the giant electric pole they just ripped down in our back alley that was servicing four huge warehouses. You can get a sense of it's size as that's my full grown adult hand in the photo.18" x 8"
Really nice old veneered tube radio probably from the 30's ? I absolutely positively do not know if this works or not and make no claims as to the validity of it's usefulness in the traditional sense. Caveat Emptor! (But it does have all its tubes and gunk) 14 1/2" w x 9 1/2" d x 18"h
Six little bottles of litmus paper with original labels and box.
Doi, head smacking moment #6423. I've been staring at the pile of in floor heat registers oh for about a year now and just realized what awesome covers they would be for a case mod! Some are broken and there for not usable in a home but they're so cool and pretty. Mostly made out of cast iron.