Antique Frick Machinery Framed Trade Sign art deco but it represents years of

but it represents years of European ingenuity at a more digestible price for the American middle-class consumer

This letter opener measures 7" in length and is 1

This grinder has not been tested and is being sold as is

Adjacent to the matchbook holder sits a removable astray with two built-in cigar holders

This can measures 2" in diameter with a standing height of 4"

Antique Frick Machinery Framed Trade Sign art deco but it represents years ofc. 1920s; Frick Company Inc., Waynesboro, PA. Antique painted metal sign for the Frick Co., a manufacturer of large machines and industrial equipment. Despite the date on the sign, George and J. D. Frick opened their first shop in 1852; it was announced through the local newspaper to "inform their friends and the public generally that they have opened a new machine shop." In the following years, George spent much of his time improving upon patents for