Antique Brass Air Hand Pump

Antique brass air hand pump. Commonly manufactured in the late 1800s to early 1900s by companies like the Cleveland Faucet Co. or Bishop & Babcock Often used for beer kegs or maritime bilge applications to pump water out of small vessels. Main Design Features •Heavy Materials: Built with a thick, solid brass main cylinder to handle constant pressure. •Cast Iron Mount: Features a heavy cast iron bracket base used to stabilize the device. •T-Handle: Features a carved wooden T-handle on top for a firm, two-handed grip during manual pumping. •Bottom Spout Valve: Fitted with a detailed brass shut-off petcock valve near the base to connect the air hose or control airflow. •Completeness: Base bracket, original carved wood T-handle, and brass petcock valve altogether makes it highly desirable to collectors as a “man cave” display piece or historical breweriana collectible. •Amazing condition for being 125 yrs old! No dents! Works as should, still compresses air! petcock valve works! 26” overall height 2” OD tube 9.4 lbs $175