Late 1800s Cast Iron Butcher's Rack Crest - Cow Motif weapons The sign is crimpled on

The sign is crimpled on the side that would've been attached to the pole and/or bracket

Originally this display folded open

Butcher razors

This fan does display surface rust as well as some chipped paint

The chair is sturdy and ready for decades more use

Late 1800s Cast Iron Butcher's Rack Crest - Cow Motif weapons The sign is crimpled onc. 1880s 1910s; (likely) Bernard Gloekler Co. Pittsburgh, PA Cast iron butcher's rack crest in the form of a standing cow, originally designed to mount at the top of a butcher's rack or meat display stand. Molded with simple but weighty detail, the figure exhibits a flat back with casting voids and a central mounting socket below the base rail. The surface retains a timeworn patina of oxidation and darkened metal, consistent with early 20th century