Early 20th Century Silkworm Industrial Nature Cabinet revolution 20" W x 22" D

20" W x 22" D x 25" H

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

It measures 24" high x 54" wide x 19" deep

This chest is a exceptional example of tool chests from the era

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

Early 20th Century Silkworm Industrial Nature Cabinet revolution 20" W x 22" Dc. 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