Early 20th Century Scythe Sharpener by McCormick-Deering match strike Company and features a rare

Company and features a rare japanned copper finish

built with both neon tubing and a surrounding field of incandescent marquee bulbs

particularly those practiced in Panama and Colombia

Within the chest are a series of slots for storing saws and other tools with one removable floating shelf

The sign depicts a bowl of the eponymous white beans

Early 20th Century Scythe Sharpener by McCormick-Deering match strike Company and features a rarec. 1920s; McCormick Deering Chicago, IL Cast iron scythe sharpener manufactured by McCormick Deering, finished in a striking red paint with exposed gear train and original wooden crank handle. Designed for farm and field use, the mechanism employs interlocking gears to turn the stone wheel smoothly against the blade edge. This example remains complete with its clamp base for bench or field mounting. The castings are well defined, with embossed