Early 20th Century "Practical Glove Holder" Oak Cabinet by A. N. Russell gift American manufacturers specializing in institutional

American manufacturers specializing in institutional and devotional lighting-such as Sterling

A vibrant hand-painted directional sign used to draw attention toward a nearby coin-operated machine or attraction

Their machines were widely used in banks

Has been rewired in shop and is in working order

The Pepsi-Cola Co - New Bern

Early 20th Century "Practical Glove Holder" Oak Cabinet by A. N. Russell gift American manufacturers specializing in institutionalc. 1900s 1910s; A. N. Russell & Sons Ilion, NY Large oak cabinet fitted with three horizontal rows of narrow drawers, each engineered with a distinctive pull out and flip open side access mechanism. When fully removed, each drawer pivots open from the side, revealing internal dividers designed specifically for organizing gloves. A maker's mark printed on the original interior cards identifies this as "The Practical Glove Holder," patented October 7,