Vintage Glass-Front Retail Display Showcase Cabinet boy This piece has some adhesive

This piece has some adhesive residue and creasing

While the maker is unknown it is believed that this decoy originated during 1920

these rods would have helped keep items upright or organized within the drawer

This sign was was produced by the USDA in the 1910s when the country was facing a meat crisis

Exhibits some worn glaze and one shows rear rim chips

Vintage Glass-Front Retail Display Showcase Cabinet boy This piece has some adhesiveLarge freestanding retail display showcase constructed with a painted wood frame, glass front and side panels, glass top, and pegboard lined interior. The cabinet features a raised base with paneled detailing, full height display area, and rear access doors for stocking merchandise. The pegboard back wall allowed shelves, hooks, and display hardware to be repositioned as inventory changed, making the case suitable for hardware stores, variety stores,