This press was built by the Schniedewend & Lee company back in the late 1890's or early 1900's from what I can gather. It has been in my grandfathers basement for years now. He used it many years

 

Item in good working and cosmetic condition. Item shows wear, usage, nicks, paint chips, hits, dents, scrapes, marks, and is dirty. Look at photos for more information. Item reads (not legal for use i

 

 

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This is a gorgeous old Wood and Glass Display Case painted in a red distressed finish on the outside with a stained finish on the inside. It stands 14 1/4" High x 11 1/2" Wide x 4" Deep. It has 2 fixe

 

Vintage Childs Oak Booster Seat for Antique Barber Chair. the board is a nice looking piece of heavily flaked quartersawn oak, which measures, 5 1/2'' x 16 1/2''. the metal end pieces are 8'' tall, an

 

Vintage American Family Metal Scale Weighs to 25 Pounds by Ounces Stands about 8" tall Glass Covered Face Measures about 6 1/2" Diameter to the Outer Metal Edge In Good Condition for its Age, It Does

 

Here is a 1940's/50's era Pabst Breweries Employee picture pinback badge. The employee's picture would be in the middle of this badge. At this time the Pabst brewing co. had breweries in Milwaukee, Wi

 

This is a great, old cast iron printing press. It is a LITTLE Model. The piece measures 14" long x 7 1/2" wide x 10" tall. The ink roller in photo is 6 1/2" total length. Photo 7 shows that some metal

 

Before we did our Christmas shopping at our desks, people actually had to visit stores with cash. We believe this Lamson cash trolley dates to the 1930's. Customers would pay; and, the money would go