Vintage Colorado "Steamboat" License Plate Topper Sign betti designed to illustrate the internal

designed to illustrate the internal movement and interaction of a piano's action assembly

This set of tools was owned by a local artisan of the DeKalb area

a distinctive functional detail often used for draping mosquito netting or light fabric covers

this cabinet reflects the utilitarian craftsmanship of the period where drawers organized everything from machine parts to medicinal stock

Structurally usable but upholstery would benefit from repair or replacement

Vintage Colorado "Steamboat" License Plate Topper Sign betti designed to illustrate the internalBlue porcelain enameled steel topper sign featuring the word "STEAMBOAT" in bold white block lettering beneath a raised tab reading "COLORADO." This style of sign was produced as a decorative identifier for the town of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, and was commonly mounted above license plates or displayed on vehicles, recreational trailers, or as a souvenir by visitors and residents. The elongated form with rounded corners and pre drilled mounting