Early 20th Century Silkworm Industrial Nature Cabinet revolution including paint loss and some

including paint loss and some rust

This piece features full-color front and back covers with illustrations and informational copy throughout

This was one of the posters designed by freelance student artists

These Windsor dining chairs feature traditional and simple construction

This piece features a detailed illustration of a sundae and would have been placed in a diner or drugstore that sold ice cream to make it appear as if the sign was manufactured by that particular business

Early 20th Century Silkworm Industrial Nature Cabinet revolution including paint loss and somec. 1910s 1920s; A. J. Tiffany, Publisher Chicago Vintage silkworm education tool. This piece was part of a series of "Industrial Nature Cabinets" produced for American schools by A. J. Tiffany, a publisher of encyclopedic reference books and classroom models. This particular Nature Cabinet depicts the stages of a silkworm's life cycle, from eggs down to the finished product. Appears to be missing a silk moth and one of the cocoons. Shows minor signs