Victorian Trade Cards 1870s Excelsior Wringer - Convenience of a Bench Wringer For Sale

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Retailer/Manufacturer: The Excelsior Bench WringerLocation: Chagrin Falls, OhioDate: 1870-1880\'sProduct Description:The Excelsior Bench Wringer (also commonly referred to as a \"folding bench wringer\") was a manual laundry tool. It featured two adjustable, heavy-duty rollers mounted onto a wooden, collapsible stand. It was used to squeeze excess water out of wet clothing before hanging the garments out to dryBackground:They were manufactured by the Excelsior Wringers Co. and distributed heavily by hardware houses and catalog companies (like Sears or Larkin). Several companies produced variations of this patented bench and wringer during that era.Card Back:Description of the Wringer, it\'s features and benefits. Lists the company, Youngman & Mandeville, Stoves & Tinware as the sellers of the Wringer. They were located on Broad and Pine Streets in Hazleton, PA.Trade Card Size: 5-7/8 x 3-5/8 inchesGrade: 6Please remember that grading is subjective. Please review the images carefully for anything you feel interferes with a cards quality.Notes on shipping:

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