Early 20th Century Wooden Corn Jabber by Kent stencil One of the metal handles

One of the metal handles also features a bottle opener

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This piece features a detailed illustration of a sundae and would have been placed in a diner or drugstore that sold ice cream to make it appear as if the sign was manufactured by that particular business

The same mechanism used clocks of the time is present in this winding piece

It features an illustrated graphic depicting a woodworker posing with multiple cans of the eponymous product with lettering and branding flocking the figure on all sides

Early 20th Century Wooden Corn Jabber by Kent stencil One of the metal handlesc. 1900s; Kent Manufacturing Co. Fort Atkinson, WI Antique wood and cast iron corn planting tool. Antique piece used to plant seeds of various upland crops both in zero tillage and cultivated soil conditions. The point of these simple farm tools, in addition to planting, was to have an easily constructed piece that could be made from locally available timber and metal. Functions properly and paint is aged but does not appear to be damaged while the