Late 19th Century Revolving Dry Goods Display Rack by Wrenn, Whitehurst & Co. toothbrush allowing the user to secure

allowing the user to secure workpieces directly from the chest without a separate bench vise

Signs like this were central to their advertising strategy

all illustrated with clean technical drawings and structured pricing layouts

The cabinet is conceived as a miniature architectural tower

Late 19th Century Revolving Dry Goods Display Rack by Wrenn, Whitehurst & Co. toothbrush allowing the user to securec. 1887 1895; Wrenn, Whitehurst & Co. Richmond, VA Patented revolving dry goods display rack constructed of oak with a cast iron and steel rotating base. The display features twin upright standards surmounted by turned Gothic style finials and fitted with rows of removable bent wire display hooks secured by cast iron mounting blocks. A central iron spindle allows the stand to rotate for convenient customer access, while the cruciform base provides