Early 20th Century "Bonanza" Cast Iron Apple Parer by Goodell Co. timer making it ideal for transport

making it ideal for transport or compact storage

Its design reflects the refined industrial aesthetic of the Pullman Company's interwar interiors-balancing clarity and decorum through understated Art Deco influence

A compelling example of early automotive accessory lighting and utilitarian elegance

Surface scuffs

A few water stains

Early 20th Century "Bonanza" Cast Iron Apple Parer by Goodell Co. timer making it ideal for transportc. 1900s 1910s; Goodell Co. Antrim, NH Cast iron mechanical apple parer (used to peel, core, and slice fruit) marked "BONANZA" along the frame and "GOODELL CO. ANTRIM, N. H., U. S. A." at the base. This hand cranked device features a geared drive system with exposed toothed wheels, a sliding carriage, and an adjustable peeling arm assembly designed to rotate and strip the skin from apples in a continuous motion. The machine retains its original green