Large NOS DeKalbAg Chix Patch stacking Walking wheels like this were

Walking wheels like this were central to 18th- and 19th-century American textile production

designed for visibility from multiple directions when mounted in a storefront or office window

This radio likely originated in the 1970s

This lamp would have originally been used as a piano lamp but works excellently as lighting for a bookshelf or display case

Displays like this were produced in limited numbers and were often discarded once branding or distribution changed

Large NOS DeKalbAg Chix Patch stacking Walking wheels like this werec. 1950s 1960s; DeKalb Poultry Research, Inc. DeKalb, IL Large embroidered advertising patch promoting DeKalb hybrid poultry products, featuring the company's winged chick mascot set against a green circular field with a stylized ear of corn running vertically through the composition. "DEKALB CHIX" appears in bold orange embroidered lettering across the white ground, bordered with green stitched edging. The graphic combines agricultural imagery with