Antique Wood and Glass Mercantile Collar Display Case for C. W. Ferguson fuse These plastic units were engineered

These plastic units were engineered for durability and colorfastness

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Antique Wood and Glass Mercantile Collar Display Case for C. W. Ferguson fuse These plastic units were engineeredc. 1910s 1920s; C. W. Ferguson Collar Co. Troy, NY Antique oak and glass counter display case containing a full assortment of detachable men's shirt collars. Three vertical brass rods hold a series of labeled collar forms behind glass panels, each collar marked with a Ferguson model name such as "Marcy," "Saxon," and "Radnor." The craftsmanship and typography reflect early 20th century haberdashery standards, when detachable collars were a key