Early 20th Century Dutch Woodworking Tools Framed Litho Advertising Sign Mahogany Shelf or mercantile use

or mercantile use

but heavy notches and signs of use are still present

Butternut snuff was a popular line of smokeless tobacco produced by George Helme's tobacco company

This piece advertises Anvil Brand's line of work clothes

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Early 20th Century Dutch Woodworking Tools Framed Litho Advertising Sign Mahogany Shelf or mercantile usec. 1910s; J. Nooitgedagt & Zonen (Sons) IJlst (Drylts), Netherlands Antique litho printed advertisement for J. Nooitgedagt & Sons, a Dutch manufacturer of woodworking tools and, more famously, redens. Redens are the attachable blade one puts on a shoe to traverse ice, like a slip on skate blade. Depicted on the sign is a woodworker and his young apprentice or ward, who is likely being shown the trade. Exhibits minor signs of wear including rips and