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19th Century "The Wasp" Satirical Magazine Framed Cover plant upon which casters have been

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upon which casters have been installed to allow for ease of transportation

This vintage wooden first-aid box features a metal latch with the words 'First-Aid' painted in red

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some which have dividers in various sizes

19th Century "The Wasp" Satirical Magazine Framed Cover plant upon which casters have beenThis framed cover comes from The Wasp, a San Francisco based illustrated satirical weekly published from 1876 to 1897. Known for its biting political cartoons and commentary on social issues, The Wasp used colorful lithographed covers to lampoon figures and events of the Gilded Age. The illustrated cover shown here depicts a humorous outdoor scene with caption "All the Traffic Will Bear," exemplifying the magazine's blend of wit, caricature, and

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