Hand Painted Americana E Plurbus Unum Cast Iron Eagle Bookends with US Shield

Hand Painted Americana E Plurbus Unum Cast Iron Eagle Bookends with US ShieldHere is a great pair of Americana cast iron book ends. They feature American bald eagles with their wings stretched to the sky with red, white and blue United States of America shields, and holding banners in their beaks that read E Plurbus Unum "From many, one." These heavy bookends also feature green and gold paint, all hand done. The back of one bookend appears to be marked 668. These vintage bookends are in great condition with normal signs of use

It details the history and development of the labor movement and its relationship with the law

The lining is in good condition

Here is a lovely and spooky vintage papier mache paper pulp Halloween kitty cat peeping over a fence originally used as a candy container or bucket

Here is an awesome antique Dietz brand railroad lantern once used on the N

Please see the photos for a complete look at the machine as it sits

and was made in Japan

This heavy vintage cast iron coin bank has an awesome look with gold paint that has a beautiful patina

and paint loss

It has heavy patina and grease throughout from years of active use

There is a small chip on the bottom right corner of the front of the tile

Here is an antique Star Tobacco tobacco cutter or trimmer

such as Cream Puffs