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  • Floor Registers


    Ductwork used in heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) delivers and removes air to control a structures ambient environment. Floor registers, also known as vent covers are necessary for buildings that use ductwork to deliver forced air t... Read More »

  • Address Plaques


    The evolution of address plaques is rooted in the historical development of signs primarily used for business marketing. Early sings advertised to overwhelmingly illiterate communities and were therefore designed with easily recognizable imagery re... Read More »

  • Banding and Slats


    In the mid 19th century, leather covered trunks with iron bands and large brass studs became popular. This style of fabrication was commonly labeled gold rush trunks in reference to the copious brass studs resemblance to large gold nuggets.... Read More »

  • Briwax Accessories


    After years of experimentation, master craftsman, Henry Flack, formulated a blend of soft beeswax and an imported, hard, waxy emollient from the carnauba palm in South America. Henry called his unique furniture wax Briwax. Those who witnessed the res... Read More »

  • Chandeliers


    The word chandelier originally described a branched fixture that held candles; the candles were lighted with a taper attached to the end of a long pole. Early American chandeliers were usually composed of local tin ware or wood, although factory-made... Read More »

  • Door Cards


    The Hoosier cabinets upper section commonly offered a standard assortment of charts delivering household measurements, cooking times, a clock-topped ?wish-list,? a cookbook holder, a recipe file, and a coin-holder. Each manufacturer offered ad... Read More »

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