Late 19th Century "Eclipse" Cobbler's Shoe Last rain gauge Housed in an oak frame

Housed in an oak frame

Flat-stitched seams and twin grab handles give it a clean

angular stalk this is an early 20th century dream

Small sundae or parfait dish made of green uranium glass

this model features roller-bearing steel suspension and sectioned construction for flexible configuration-standard offerings in the company's early 20th-century catalog

Late 19th Century "Eclipse" Cobbler's Shoe Last rain gauge Housed in an oak framec. 1894; J. C. Kupferle St. Louis, MO Cast iron and wood cobbler's shoe last mounted on its original standard, representing a patented reversible last design used in late 19th century boot and shoe manufacture. The sculptural iron last form features a pronounced asymmetric toe and heel profile, engineered to be reversed on the standard to accommodate different working angles and shoe configurations. Raised lettering on the iron shaft references the