Early 20th Century Cast Iron Scholl's Arch Fitter Machine rotary and would have likely been

and would have likely been offered as a carnival prize

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Vintage No Admittance industrial sign constructed of metal

The lid of this cup is embossed with the words 'Cyclist's Cup' and features an image of two people riding a randem bicycle

Early 20th Century Cast Iron Scholl's Arch Fitter Machine rotary and would have likely beenc. 1900s 1910s; Scholl Manufacturing Company, Inc. Chicago Antique shoe arch fitter. This rare piece was used to stretch leather and other textiles to fit the form of a consumer's foot arch. It was designed by Dr. William M. Scholl (yes, that Dr. Scholl), who was a Chicago based podiatrist at the time of starting his company. The actual machine is typically found without the attached stem and base as seen here, making it a unique find. Exhibits minor