Antique Wood and Glass Mercantile Collar Display Case for C. W. Ferguson 1940’s Unfortunately this wan't enough to

Unfortunately this wan't enough to keep them afloat for very long and they filed for Chapter 11 in 1981

Exhibits moderate signs of wear including overall paint loss (especially in the center of the sign) in addition to a missing portion along the bottom and along the side on the top and some stains

however the outlines of the lettering and design featuring a father and daughter are still visible

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rendered in rich color against a yellow background

Antique Wood and Glass Mercantile Collar Display Case for C. W. Ferguson 1940’s Unfortunately this wan't enough toc. 1910s 1920s; C. W. Ferguson Collar Co. Troy, NY Antique oak and glass counter display case containing a full assortment of detachable men's shirt collars. Three vertical brass rods hold a series of labeled collar forms behind glass panels, each collar marked with a Ferguson model name such as "Marcy," "Saxon," and "Radnor." The craftsmanship and typography reflect early 20th century haberdashery standards, when detachable collars were a key