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sanitary envelopes and would have been laid in horizontal stacks and pulled out by customers
This set was manufactured by Kem Weber likely during the 1940s as the design leans towards other post war furniture of the time
This apron would have originally been used to roofing nails
This piece has a few chips in the paint
The overall dimensions of the chair are 14"D x 34"H
Diamond Tool and Horseshoe Company Product Display camera sanitary envelopes and would havec. 1950s 1960s; Diamond Tool Horseshoe Co. Duluth, MN Vintage horseshoe point of sale display. This piece was used to advertise and showcase horseshoes made by Diamond Tool, established 1908 in Duluth. It features a collection of 12 different sizes and styles of horseshoe; included are training shoes, rim shoes, snow shoes, and polo shoes. Masonite backing is housed in a thin, aluminum frame. Exhibits minor signs of wear including some small scuffs,
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