Early American Dairy Company Sign Stencil Display tinlined MM - C-17933 - 111925

MM - C-17933 - 111925

this company was largest meat packing businesses in the country

Wall-mounted brass picture or art light featuring a cylindrical shade suspended from a flat

This late 19th century Jenny Lind-style bedframe is constructed of black walnut and showcases the iconic ring-turned spindle posts that define the form

Elsie became one of the most recognizable advertising mascots in America

Early American Dairy Company Sign Stencil Display tinlined MM - C-17933 - 111925c. 1880s 1900s; George M. Hunter, Stencil Cutter Milwaukee, WI Collection of antique metal dairy and cheese stencils mounted to a painted wooden display board. The group includes stencil plates for S. E. Kuenzi Full Cream Cheese of Watertown, Wisconsin; Full Cream Brick Cheese made for Woodard & Stone of Watertown, Wisconsin; Chas. Balitz of Chicago; Steinert Bros. of Milwaukee; and other dairy related markings. Also included is an antique scorp knife