c. 1940s Wilson & Co. Lamb Cut Chart farm machinery General Motors pension

General Motors pension

The drawer pulls are a mix of a polished brass and a cast metal

It features the iconic green Coke bottle

This wooden coat rack comes from pre-war Germany and was likely used in a barbershop given the coat hook details

24" in width

c. 1940s Wilson & Co. Lamb Cut Chart farm machinery General Motors pensionVintage meat chart showing the various cuts of lamb offered by Wilson & Co., Chicago. the company began its life as Schwartzchild & Sulzberger, a New York slaughterhouse, in the 1850s. However, after rapidly expanding to other US cities starting in in 1893, the company found itself in dire financial straits until it was bought out by Thomas E. Wilson in 1916 who moved operations to Chicago's Union Stockyards and renamed it Wilson & Co. It remained a