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Display of Honey Jars
Display of honey containers with printed labels on four wooden shelves. On the top shelf are glass jars of honey, and the bottom three shelves have a variety of cans and tins.
Honey Display
Honey display for Honey Week (November 19-25). W.E. Reim, C.E. Trout.
Honey Display Window
circa 1910-1919
Window display of honey and bee products. Decorative bee skep, hive boxes, comb honey, candles, two observation hive frames of bees, photographs, and small sculptures surround containers of honey. ...
Beeswax Lincoln Monument
circa 1900-1909
Miniature Lincoln Monument made out of beeswax at the Illinois State Fair. In the background are displays of frames of honeycomb, with ribbons hanging from some of them.
A.I. Root Company Bee Supplies Display
Display of beekeeping equipment from A.I. Root Company from Medina, Ohio.
Three Men Around a Honey Producer Table
Three men in conversation around several jars of honey on a table. Sign reads: "Wisconsin Honey Market Day." Written on back: "A typical scene of one of the producer's tables on display."
