Nickel Scientific Instruments

ABOUT An Underwood standard four bank portable typewriter in high gloss black finish. Nickel keys with black and white lettering. Original gold Underwood lettering. Serial #4B139064...

ABOUT An antique Woodstock teaching typewriter with a 16 inch carriage. The letter keys are all left blank for memorization and teaching purposes. The keys are nickel with black with white numbers. Four rows of keys. Original gold decals on the back. The typewriter functions properly and works well. The carriage slides smoothly from side to side. All the keys strike properly. The ribbon is good. CREATOR Woodstock Typewriter...

ABOUT An original Underwood typewriter No.5 with a 15 inch carriage and an open-frame design. The typewriter works well and functions properly....

ABOUT An original portable Art Deco Underwood Noiseless 77 typewriter in high gloss black finish and original leather case with key. Black and white keys. Original gold lettering....

Very good working shape. There are no cracks or chips to the iron. This item came from very old Washington DC French Cooking School Teachers Estate. Wheel diameter is 10 inches. In the history of world cuisine, French chefs have been accused of being many things, but rarely ever "shy." The French tradition holds dear the notion of not only using every part of an animal, leaving nothing edible to waste, but also of celebrating certain dishes that that often make more squeamish diners fold their napkins away and politely excuse themselves from the table. Used to create the most spectacular entree in classical French cuisine, the duck press is a device and method of preparation that was invented by a man named Machenet in Paris at the dawn of the 19th century, quickly becoming popular among the culinarily elite. The contraption, and its corresponding dish, canard à la rouennaise (or, "duck in blood sauce") was later adopted by Chef Frèdèric of the restaurant La Tour d' Argent (or "Silver Tower...

An excellent leather covered nickel plated brass four draw telescope with variable magnification from 25-40 times and a 2 inch objective lens. A perfect stalking scope which has been...

Very good working shape. There are no cracks or chips to the iron. This item came from very old Washington DC French Cooking School Teachers Estate. Wheel diameter is 10 inches. In the history of world cuisine, French chefs have been accused of being many things, but rarely ever "shy." The French tradition holds dear the notion of not only using every part of an animal, leaving nothing edible to waste, but also of celebrating certain dishes that that often make more squeamish diners fold their napkins away and politely excuse themselves from the table. Used to create the most spectacular entree in classical French cuisine, the duck press is a device and method of preparation that was invented by a man named Machenet in Paris at the dawn of the 19th century, quickly becoming popular among the culinarily elite. The contraption, and its corresponding dish, canard à la rouennaise (or, "duck in blood sauce") was later adopted by Chef Frèdèric of the restaurant La Tour d' Argent (or "Silver Tower...

About An original refurbished portable Underwood Leader 4 bank typewriter in crinkle black finish and original case. Nickel and glass keys with grey and white letters. This typewr...

About An original refurbished portable Underwood 4 bank typewriter in high gloss black finish and original case. Nickel and glass keys. Original si...

About An original refurbished portable Underwood 4 bank typewriter in high gloss black finish and original case. Nickel and glass keys. This typewr...

An unusual English nineteenth century leather and nickel plated brass single drawer hand held Naval telescope that has sliding eyepiece lens cover, ext...

This is an antique officer of the watch telescope. A German, nickel and leather single draw refractor by Voigtlander and Sohn, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910. Perfect ...