I really do not know a lot about this sterilizer other then what I have found online. I have read that these were used in Baber shops and Dentist offices. I was just wondering what something like this might go for. Im not looking to sale by any means, I have been watching that new show on the History channel, American Pickers, and it made me think about this!

has brass foot rest - wicker seat

Barber chair has green vinyl with cream stripe threading, lots of chrome, head rest, and 2 leather sharpening straps, last but not least an ashtray that affixes it's self to either side of the arm rests.

4 piece tea set quadruple plated. Tea pot, creamer, waste bowl, sugar bowl.
Made in USA circa 1840 by Superior Silver Co. 4077 Gilt. Condition is good.

This large copper wall plate appears to be of middle eastern origin due to the style of the engravings. It also seems to be hand hammered. There is a light patina on parts of it.

The attached article explains the history involved but in case it is difficult to read (due to size of image) - it was found in the rafters of my turn of the century home when installing phone lines. This highway is now Hwy 14 in Christian County, MO. The local state college (now MSU) could not find info about Hwy 40 and referred me to MoDot. They were able to look up the existence and time period of the old highway and it's history. The map (attached pic) was done to show the highway system back when this sign was in use (range of just before the 1920's and including the 1920's). MoDot (MO Dept of Transportation)told me this sign is the only one left in existence. Also attached are 2 pictures (front and back) of the sign.