Early 20th Century Machinist Tool Chest by Hammacher Schlemmer vanity mirror The remainder of the glass

The remainder of the glass appears to be free from chips and cracks

the device leveraged mechanical advantage to move cars weighing thousands of pounds

white block lettering against a black field for high-contrast visibility and two grommets for mounting/hanging

This wagon was likely used as a store display to hold to and advertise Rival-brand dog food

referencing the Eitel brothers who were well-known Chicago restaurateurs behind several fairground establishments

Early 20th Century Machinist Tool Chest by Hammacher Schlemmer vanity mirror The remainder of the glassc. 1900s 1910s; Hammacher, Schlemmer & Co. New York City, NY Quarter sawn oak machinist's chest built around the Doelger patented system (July 28, 1896), combining a compact tool cabinet with an integrated clamping workholding mechanism. The case features a lift top lid and paneled front concealing a bank of graduated drawers, flanked by hinged side compartments. The right compartment houses a built in iron vise driven by a rack and pinion style