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Hankscraft Baby Dish
November 4, 1947
Hankscrafts electric baby food dish, heated for serving.
Gun Rack
October 30, 1946
Horizontal gun rack located on a closet shelf taken for the R.L. Kulzick Advertising Agency, 409 East Washington Avenue.
Fishing Tackle and Fishing Rod Rack
October 30, 1946
Fishing tackle box and fishing rod rack located on a closet shelf, taken for R.L. Kulzick Advertising Company, 409 East Washington Avenue.
Brandes Heating Company Furnace
January 8, 1947
Cut-away drawing of a Brandes Heating Company furnace. Taken for R.L. Yulzick Advertising Company.
Farmall Tractor
April 9, 1948
Farmall Tractor outside the Kupfer Foundry and Iron Works, 101 Waubesa Street. Photograph taken for R.L. Kulzick advertising agency.
Ray-O-Vac Batteries
February 13, 1948
Ray-O-Vac Photoflash batteries in a display box.
