Early 20th Century "Bonanza" Cast Iron Apple Parer by Goodell Co. order from horder This was part of a

This was part of a line of posters released during World War I that advertised to women who wanted to take on a more active role during wartime

frightening unsuspecting homeowners into believing their furnace was potentially a deadly conflagration ready to take the lives of their family and neighbors

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This piece depicts an 18th century scene where a group of men have just finished a fox hunt

This piece if of the same design as earlier Spong grinders and features heavy cast iron legs that don's clamp

Early 20th Century "Bonanza" Cast Iron Apple Parer by Goodell Co. order from horder This was part of ac. 1900s 1910s; Goodell Co. Antrim, NH Cast iron mechanical apple parer (used to peel, core, and slice fruit) marked "BONANZA" along the frame and "GOODELL CO. ANTRIM, N. H., U. S. A." at the base. This hand cranked device features a geared drive system with exposed toothed wheels, a sliding carriage, and an adjustable peeling arm assembly designed to rotate and strip the skin from apples in a continuous motion. The machine retains its original green