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  • Studs and Rollers


    In the early part of the 20th century, flat tops were replaced with dull black trunks. Wooden staves disappeared from the exterior and giving way to flat metal bars, canvas was replaced by a tough black synthetic covering, and the flamboyant trim bec... Read More »

  • Wood Brightener


    While not a wood bleach, Wood Brightener helps even out stains and blemishes in wood caused by water based stains. It will also lighten furniture darkened by alkaline-based strippers. It can be applied to unfinished wood.... Read More »

  • Edge Clamps


    The earliest trunks manufactured in America date to the late 17th century. The trunks were fabricated from various woods and covered with animal hides. In the 18th century the hide-covered trunks became more decorative, as handmade brass tacks, forge... Read More »

  • Bunn Feet


    With age, cedar lined chests and drawers lose the aromatic properties that serve as a natural pest deterrent. Over time the pores in cedar can become clogged with particulate matter or pinched closed from use, preventing the pungent oils from escapin... Read More »

  • Aladdin Hanging Lamps


    The principle of the Aladdin burner is to produce a blue flame (virtually 100% combustion) for maximum heat output. This heat causes the mantle in incandesce due to its unique chemical composition and properties. The Aladdin emits approximately 2500... Read More »

  • Wall Phone Cranks


    The telecommunications industry began March 10, 1876 at the precise moment Alexander Graham Bell uttered the phrase, "Come here Mr. Watson, I want to see you!?. In July of 1877, Gardiner Hubbard formed the Bell Telephone Company, and under the direc... Read More »

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