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A bell once owned by a machinist for the Dwyer Machinery Company of Dodge City
pairing it with an elegant black braided cord
when the barrel is removed the male figure inside is revealed sporting a prominent phallic protrusion
it is intact and appears to give an accurate reading
yet both items remain highly legible and evocative of period funeral home advertising
Antique U.S. Post Office Double Card Catalog Cabinet sports art A bell once owned byc. 1920s 1930s; U. S. Post Office Department Washington, D. C. Wooden mail sorting cabinet with twelve drawers and integral side rack system salvaged from an IRS office. Constructed of oak with iron drawer pulls, this tall, narrow cabinet was issued by the U. S. Post Office Department and bears its original numbered brass plate. The piece features ten drawers of uniform size, five of which have dividers splitting the drawers into two compartments. The
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