| The HD-100 was a popular countertop display and stock container. You can see the HD-100 marketing brochure for this cabinet. Below are pictures from the better ones that have passed through eBay in recent years. | ||||||||
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A countertop Countertop Display Stand. Unlike the HD-100 above, this there is no storage behind. |
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A countertop Trimline display case. |
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A countertop Display case. |
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A countertop Boker display case. |
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A countertop GT-53 display for hanging garden tools. You can see the 1952 cut sheet to dealers promoting this display. It also appears in this 1950 Saturday Evening Post ad. |
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These green hangers were saved from a GT-53 display unit like the prior entry. |
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This brass plaque was saved from some wooden display unit. It has the slogan Wiss: Stay Sharp. From the first half of the 20th century. |
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An old wall mounted display cabinet. |
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A plain oak wall mounted display cabinet. |
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The back from a Garden Tools Display. |
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Snips Hanging Rack. The sign measures 3" x 9". The hooks extend 5" from each side. Probably 1960s. |
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Display Cases. A couple pages from a 1942 California Hardware Co. catalog. Four display cases and their contents are listed. They are: Floor case, Revolving counter display case, Counter or wall case, and Counter case. |