Very hard to find chart-- especially in this condition. The Oddfellows Chart displays symbols of brotherhood and faith. Fraternal order aside the graphic sensibility of this piece is what makes it. There is a mysterious and beautiful quality about it. Mounted on linen dating from the 1940's. Measures: 26" x 39"

The moon print is a striking image. Print has rich deep blacks against a subtle silver moon. Two color chart has simple and effective palette that adds a great deal of depth to the piece. Piece is signed on lower right in pencil by the artist. Measures: 25" x 29"
** We also offer this piece mounted and ready to hang for a mounting charge--see our other posters in our store.

A.G.C has made a very limited edition of the moon in super size scale. The chart is not only a beautiful piece, but has all the details of the formations on the moon. Piece is screen printed on heavy drawing paper Measures approximately 56" x 59.5" W

The poster is mounted on linen for easy roll up and hanging and comes with wooden hanger rods with hanging loops --easy to install and hang.

We also offer this unmounted if you plan on framing as shown on the fourth picture

International order please ask for a shipping quote. I would be happy to ship this to you but sometimes the post has size restrictions. I am will to make this a two piece mount (shown in the last picture) for easy shipping.

This piece dates from around the 50's. It is in really good shape. Nice pine box and has old gear inside too. Nice storage unit for your modern shine gear. 

Dr. Robert Jarvik invented the first artificial heart in 1982. I really like the story of Jarvik. It is the story of persistence and accomplishment--after having been rejected numerous times out of medical school he finally made it in University of Utah and developed this heart! This early model was hooked up to a large battery pack the size of a refrigerator and made a constant clicking sound. Barney Clark a 61 year old dentist was the first to get one of these and survived 112 days on it. It is a fascinating and pioneering piece of medical history. Piece came from a cardiologist personal collection and is a working model used to study the Jarvik-7 before implants and also to show candidates how it works. Has 'not for implant' securely built in the model chambers so as not to accidentally end up in someone. You can visit one in the Smithsonian or have one in your private collection.

These set of lenses came from an optometrists personal collection. Used as a treatment for myopia these special glasses were to be worn several times a day. There is something special about these that transcends their intended use--didn't Ducasse say ‘Beautiful as the chance meeting, on a dissecting table, of a sewing machine and an umbrella’--this is something like that. Limited stock in excellent antique condition-- priced per pair.

Recovered from an old Chicago gasket making factory these fire cans are perfect for your office or studio. Throw some oil rags or paper. Nice dings and wear from long ago add character and style. When was the last time they made attractive well made wastebaskets? Measures: 13" H x 13" diameter

This 80 drawer metal cabinet dates from around 1918 and is in very good condition for its age. All drawers are smooth sliding and retain great color from years of use. Brass pull tabs have little window opening for identification tags--some still have writing from when it was in use. Drawers are rather generous measuring 12" W x 18" L x 2 3/8" H (inside dimensions) and the cabinet is 76" H x 51" W x 18 3/8" D. Make excellent storage for a studio or a writer or photo storage.

Very nice and weathered World Book steel case with steel smooth rolling wheels. You can load up the case with a good amount of books. Case has been steel brushed up and coated with matte poly to seal the oxidation. I like the well worn look. You can take it further if you like the shiny steel look but that is up to you. Measures: 23" x 24.5" x 12" D

This small light is perfect for nightstand or as a night light. You can add any standard bulb to suit your style. As pictured measures 9" H (bulb not included)

This vintage holophane has nice wear because it was hanging in this nasty building I used to go to and when I heard it was coming down I got it. It has been rewired and rigged up with an extension so it hangs a total of 30" but you can extend it easily if you need a longer or shorter drop. The shade itself measures: 12" H with a 16" Diameter (look at our aluminum directional holophanes for the total look of how it hangs)
 

This is a remarkable looking  brass lamp with excellent color and design. Lamp is dated 1907 and all pieces including the cord are in great shape. The bulb is not included but you can add any incandescent bulb (I recommend a Edison filament type) for best effect. The top brass shade has a spring clip that hugs the bulb and can be adapted to several shape bulbs. Measures about 10" H depending on size of bulb.