Vintage X-Ring Centrifugal Bullet Trap figure form These vintage bells would have

These vintage bells would have been found mounted to an ice cream truck during the early 1930s and 40s

This portable pyrometer is housed inside of a wooden case with a leather handle

This toy comes in its original box

The rest-and-relief dental stool was manufactured by the Ritter company of Rochester

This lamp features a vintage cloth cord

Vintage X-Ring Centrifugal Bullet Trap figure form These vintage bells would haveVintage centrifugal bullet trap, manufactured by X Ring in Peoria, Illinois. Likely originating during the 1930's or 40's. This trap features a large cone shaped catcher that directs the bullet to the back where it falls through the bottom. As well as original target sheets produced by the NRA. Heavily armored lighting is present on either side of the trap, however the lighting is not currently wired. The height of this trap is adjustable by simply