1920s Spring-Eez Rust Solvent and Lubrication Advertising Tin welding Each of the 132 drawers

Each of the 132 drawers pulls out easily allowing for the storage of any number of different tools

The maximum height measures 42"

It is likely that this unique porcelain sign was produced sometime between 1930-1950

National Tube Works Company was consolidated with 20 other pipe-making manufactures to form the National Tube Company

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1920s Spring-Eez Rust Solvent and Lubrication Advertising Tin welding Each of the 132 drawersThis paper label advertising tin is for Spring Eez rust solvent, lubricant, and squeak cure. It was manufactured by Halsted Specialties Company out of San Francisco and comes to us from the 1920s. As legend would have it, Griffin Halsted was working for Standard Oil Company in his New Jersey lab in late 1916 when one of his experiments with mineral oils exploded. When assessing the damage done, he noticed a liquid climbing up a piece of metal,