Single-Sided Masonite Dekalb Sign repurposed by Faries features it's original

by Faries features it's original electroplated finish

The total height is about 66" and the base is 24" in diameter

A wooden writing surface can be pulled out from the desk for taking notes

Vintage Texas Tennessee Industries (known as Igloo since 1971) water cooler made of galvanized zinc

Mazda bulbs originated in 1909 and are simply tungsten filament light bulbs

Single-Sided Masonite Dekalb Sign repurposed by Faries features it's originalc. 1940s Masonite sign for a Dekalb Poultry farm. Dekalb chickens are hybridized egg layers that are the result of research done by Dr. E. E. Schnetzler, woh was hired by Dekalb to find way to increase the amount of eggs laid yearly by their hens, which at the time was around 150. Throughout the years, that number has grown from 150 to 500. This sign was placed on the door or wall of a nursery building at one of the farms. Due to the fragile nature of