Early Wooden Animal Shipping Crate butter and interior wear throughout

and interior wear throughout

but given the "Pulaski" name it is likely from the Chicago area

tapered appearance

MM - 301160 - 021523

Early Wooden Animal Shipping Crate butter and interior wear throughoutc. 1900s; A. Backus, Jr. & Sons Detroit, MI Wooden animal shipping crate constructed with slatted sides, galvanized steel corner reinforcements, and a hinged front access door fitted with a wire mesh viewing panel. The door retains its original latch with provision for a padlock, while a chain mounted leather carrying handle remains in place above the opening. A notable feature is the integrated metal water bowl mounted inside the crate, which can be