Vintage Revolving Keen Kutter Pocket Knife Point-Of-Sale Display Case agriculture Lighter ships empty

Lighter ships empty

This item was used to measure the psi of cast iron boilers that provided hot water to a building's radiators

The tin they were sold in features a large red dot graphic with the head of a Victorian-era woman in the center

Tin coated beer sign

This literal "shooting" gallery features a full plastic pistol grip

Vintage Revolving Keen Kutter Pocket Knife Point-Of-Sale Display Case agriculture Lighter ships emptyc. 1940s 1950s; Simmons Hardware Co. New York Vintage POS cabinet meant to display Keen Kutter branded pocket knives. Despite being best remembered for their tools and hardware, Keen Kutter also produced less specialized consumer goods such as pocket knives, which would have been housed in this display. Each bracket was used to hold a different knife, with 24 individual brackets total. The entire display spins on a hidden base on the bottom. Exhibits