Late 19th Century Cast Iron Cobbler's Nail Caddy hunting bag Eisenzoph is credited for illustrating

Eisenzoph is credited for illustrating Popular Mechanics Magazine Volume 96 which hit the news stands on January 1st of 1947

25" high x 3" long x 3" deep

with dovetail joints

These three masonite signs are being sold together as a set

Late 19th Century Cast Iron Cobbler's Nail Caddy hunting bag Eisenzoph is credited for illustratingc. 1880s 1890s; The Kupferle Foundry Co. St. Louis This antique tulip shaped cobbler's storage caddy features eight storage compartments and rotates for accessibility. A cobbler would have, as the name suggests, stored various sized nails and tacks in the cups. The bin separates from its base and is constructed entirely of cast iron. Please note the cast iron exhibits some rusting, creating its natural patina. 9. 75" dia and 3. 5" H Please refer to