Early 20th Century "Practical Glove Holder" Oak Cabinet by A. N. Russell gift A vibrant hand-painted directional sign

A vibrant hand-painted directional sign used to draw attention toward a nearby coin-operated machine or attraction

Hardware is minimal and functional

This framed poster is backed with canvas for archival protection

Their machines were widely used in banks

American manufacturers specializing in institutional and devotional lighting-such as Sterling

Early 20th Century "Practical Glove Holder" Oak Cabinet by A. N. Russell gift A vibrant hand-painted directional signc. 1900s 1910s; A. N. Russell & Sons Ilion, NY Large oak cabinet fitted with three horizontal rows of narrow drawers, each engineered with a distinctive pull out and flip open side access mechanism. When fully removed, each drawer pivots open from the side, revealing internal dividers designed specifically for organizing gloves. A maker's mark printed on the original interior cards identifies this as "The Practical Glove Holder," patented October 7,