Vintage "Old Town" Canoe Salesman Sample Display dipper though much of this serves

though much of this serves to give the chairs character

accordion-style mechanism

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which turned up no results so it may be a mark of ownership instead of a maker's mark

Scholl's company in 1906 to market and sell his invention and soon expanded to other forms of foot care

Vintage "Old Town" Canoe Salesman Sample Display dipper though much of this servesc. 1940s 1950s; Canoe: Old Town Canoe Co. Old Town, ME Paddles: Shaw & Tenney, Inc. Orono, ME This salesman sample display features a miniature Old Town canoe paired with two crossed Shaw & Tenney wooden paddles, originally intended for showroom or dealer display. The canoe retains its original green painted finish with simulated wood grain and the factory "Old Town" decal, while the paddles bear the impressed Shaw & Tenney trademark. Such displays