Early 20th C. "Hub City" Feed Cutter Wooden Sign by Albrecht, Fuchs & Thurmann kettle with a warm brown patina

with a warm brown patina throughout

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Early 20th C. "Hub City" Feed Cutter Wooden Sign by Albrecht, Fuchs & Thurmann kettle with a warm brown patinac. 1900 1920; Albrecht, Fuchs & Thurmann Plymouth, Wisconsin Painted wooden housing from a "City Feed Cutter," prominently lettered "CITY FEED CUTTER MNFG'D. BY: ALBRECHT, FUCHS & THURMANN, PLYMOUTH, WIS." Constructed in a distinctive semi circular form with hand painted blue lettering and red pinstriping, the piece originally served as the protective outer housing for a manually or belt operated livestock feed cutter used to chop hay, fodder, and