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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: JTHOBS34 on May 05, 2013, 04:06:46 PM
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I picked this up at an auction last nite , it was covered in horrible wallpaper, I removed it with alcohol and a scraper, only markings are on the top "Schleueter St.Louis Deluxe" any info would be great ! Thanks.
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What are the dimensions?
Could be a bread box or a vegetable bin. Or a canister for flour like you suggested.
Now, it could have also been used in a medical office for medical supplies....
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looks like a garbage bin....but take yer pick..
DELUXE
By: SCHLUETER MANUFACTURING CO.
Water Pails, Dairy Pails, Cream Cans, Oil Cans, Gasoline Cans, Ash Cans, Garbage Cans, Sprinkling Cans, Bread Boxes, Flour Cans, Tea Cans, Coffee Cans, and Sugar Can
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I would stick potatoes or onions in it if big enough !!
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Nice little tin item , JTHOBS34 .
Looks like there's a spot on top for a board (or a pad for a 'changing table' for the babies) .
Would be nice if you could steam off the rest of the adhesive (without using a scraper again) , scrubbed off with a nylon brush , but I sure don't know what adhesive the wallpaper was stuck on there in the first place .
I'm sure it looks better now than when you got it !
I'm wondering if the bin door knob is wooden , or seems synthetic ... and is it bolted or riveted on ?
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Try Nail Polish Remover or plain old rubbing alcohol for the glue,, Cooking oil will work too depending on the type glue !! I would have sprayed it with water first to see if it was wheat paste !! Water removes Elmers, and wallpaper paste !!
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Yer too late closing the barn doors,All the horses have bolted...
anyone wi half a brain knows that....Steam is what takes off wallpaper,... ;D ;D