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Romer leg irons

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ngkon 12 Jul 2007
#1
Hi, I have a pair of Romer leg irons and would like to get an idea of value. The nickel finish is quite worn and the brass is showing through. I do not have a key but the seem as if they would be operational if they could be opened. They are marked "romer & co newark n.j." and "Patented April 27 1880". Any info would be greatly appreciated. I can provide pictures if needed for a more accurate description.
Nick
Anonymous 12 Jul 2007
#2
If you post pictures here you might get a better answer, or use your real email address and you might also get some answers. Does a magnet stick to the leg iron ?
ngkon 12 Jul 2007
#3
Hi, I have a pair of Romer leg irons and would like to get an idea of value. The nickel finish is quite worn and the brass is showing through. I do not have a key but the seem as if they would be operational if they could be opened. They are marked "romer & co newark n.j." and "Patented April 27 1880". Any info would be greatly appreciated. I can provide pictures if needed for a more accurate description.
Nick
Well I fixed my email it is ngkon@comcast.net. They are not magnetic, they look like brass. I took some pictures and can send them if anyone wants a look.
Nick
Unknown / guest 12 Jul 2007
#4
Hi, I have a pair of Romer leg irons and would like to get an idea of value. The nickel finish is quite worn and the brass is showing through. I do not have a key but the seem as if they would be operational if they could be opened. They are marked "romer & co newark n.j." and "Patented April 27 1880". Any info would be greatly appreciated. I can provide pictures if needed for a more accurate description.
Nick


Jack 12 Jul 2007
#5
Hi, I have a pair of Romer leg irons and would like to get an idea of value. The nickel finish is quite worn and the brass is showing through. I do not have a key but the seem as if they would be operational if they could be opened. They are marked "romer & co newark n.j." and "Patented April 27 1880". Any info would be greatly appreciated. I can provide pictures if needed for a more accurate description.
Nick
Dear Nick,

http://www.network54.com/Forum/261154/t ... he+year%21 may help you, albeit the Houdini connection resulted substantially in the very high price of $3,250.

Cheers,

Jack
Anonymous 12 Jul 2007
#6
Hi, I have a pair of Romer leg irons and would like to get an idea of value. The nickel finish is quite worn and the brass is showing through. I do not have a key but the seem as if they would be operational if they could be opened. They are marked "romer & co newark n.j." and "Patented April 27 1880". Any info would be greatly appreciated. I can provide pictures if needed for a more accurate description.
Nick
I see no relationship between the price for the Houdini Romer and this Romer legiron. Romers in good condition are selling between $ 800 us and $ 1200 us.
This is a very nice item, but it looks as if one bow is bent.
ngkon 12 Jul 2007
#7
Hi, I have a pair of Romer leg irons and would like to get an idea of value. The nickel finish is quite worn and the brass is showing through. I do not have a key but the seem as if they would be operational if they could be opened. They are marked "romer & co newark n.j." and "Patented April 27 1880". Any info would be greatly appreciated. I can provide pictures if needed for a more accurate description.
Nick
I spoke with a friend of mine and he believes tha brass is pliable enough to correct the bow. Here is a better picture of the bend. Would they be worth 1200.00 with the bow corrected?