Early 20th Century Armour Macaroni Cardstock Trolley Sign wastebasket He manufactured decoys out of

He manufactured decoys out of his basement for much of his life and achieved international recognition for his pieces in the 1970s

This type of cabinet would have been used to keep small parts

Each combination lock includes the combination adhered next to the respective lock

10V vertical engine and is still being made today

30" W (R) x 18" D x 28

Early 20th Century Armour Macaroni Cardstock Trolley Sign wastebasket He manufactured decoys out of1919; publ. by Niagara Litho Co. for Armour Grain Co. Chicago Vintage cardstock trolley advertisement. This piece shows Armour's mascot, known as The Elf, on an illustrated depiction of a box of the eponymous macaroni. Armour Grain Co. was established in Chicago in 1890, one of many ventures by the Armour Family after patriarch Philip Danforth Armour Sr. made his fortune during the height of Chicago's meatpacking boom of the late 1800s. Exhibits some