French Cast Iron Salesman Sample Plow by Morcrette standard oil This piece features stenciled branding

This piece features stenciled branding across both front and back sides and is constructed of wood with steel strips

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18" W x 33" H

black lacquer storage box with inlaid aluminum strips and polished floral medallion in the center

best remembered as the home of the Cleveland Indians until its demolition in 1996

French Cast Iron Salesman Sample Plow by Morcrette standard oil This piece features stenciled branding1860s 70s; Franois Morcrette Cugny, Aisne, France Morcrette (sometimes spelled Morcrtt) was a blacksmith and plow manufacturer based in the small town of Cugny in the mid to late 1800s. He patented and produced improved cast iron plows, which were notable for their durability and efficiency in tilling heavy soils. His inventions were part of a regional hub for farm equipment, alongside larger, more known firms like Deleuze, Sbilleau, and Peugeot. The