Massive Antique 153-Drawer Oak Apothecary Cabinet butcher block Leather shows expected creasing from

Leather shows expected creasing from age and use

while the black needle remains intact and legible across the temperature range

serving Midwest farms with a range of livestock products

The form follows the logo itself-die-cut to the silhouette of the wing and cob-giving the piece a strong visual presence that reads clearly from a distance

Massive Antique 153-Drawer Oak Apothecary Cabinet butcher block Leather shows expected creasing fromc. 1910s 1920s; McGill Warner Co. St. Paul, MN Monumental oak filing cabinet constructed for high volume document storage and record management in a governmental or institutional setting. The cabinet features an impressive bank of 150 uniformly sized document drawers arranged in vertical columns, each retaining its original brass nameplate pull. Three oversized storage compartments span the lower section, providing space for ledgers, oversized