c. 1918 American Frohse Anatomical Charts analog thermometer 73" W x 23" D

73" W x 23" D x 66" H

Green eyeshades are a type of visor that were worn most often from the late 19th century to the mid-20th century by accountants

was only active for three years from 1917-1920 before dissolving and rebranding as the United States Grain Corporation

MM - 4524 - 082823

and original cast-in driver maintains much of its original paint

c. 1918 American Frohse Anatomical Charts analog thermometer 73" W x 23" D1918; A. J. Nystrom Co Chicago, IL This antique American Frohse anatomical eye and ear chart came into existence after A. J. Nystrom acquired the Goder Heiman company in 1912, which afforded them the Frohse anatomic chart product line. "American Frohse" refers to a series of anatomical charts based on the work of German anatomist Fritz Frohse, which were adapted and published in the United States during World War I, revised by Max Brdel This chart is