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Tin office entrance sign for W
George spent much of his time improving upon patents for newly released machinery
The "shade" is a gaslight-inspired bulb with opaque glass panels
and washboards
1870s-1980s
The Daily Dial Perpetual Calendar by Finch & McCullouch méridienne Tin office entrance sign forc. 1910s 1920s; Finch & McCullouch Aurora, IL Compact perpetual desk calendar known as The Daily Dial, patented and produced by Finch & McCullouch of Aurora, Illinois. The mechanism consists of side mounted Bakelite style knobs used to rotate interior paper dials, displaying the day, month, and date through cut out windows. The front is covered in embossed leatherette with decorative scrollwork, mounted on a stained wooden base. Finch & McCullouch
