Early 20th Century Cast Iron Scholl's Arch Fitter Machine topeka Exhibits minor signs of wear

Exhibits minor signs of wear including scratches and tarnish to the face of the sign

Lamp: 8" H

200 gallons of spirits daily

Their products came from The New York and London Drug Company out of New York

Exhibits minor signs of wear consistent with age including a slight patina in the recesses of the shell in addition to paint loss and rust on interior vessel

Early 20th Century Cast Iron Scholl's Arch Fitter Machine topeka Exhibits minor signs of wearc. 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