Wabash Screen Door Company

I was able to find out that the wabash screen door company was established in wabash indiana in 1884 but the company moved to rhinelander wisconsin in 1891.

Wabash screen door company.

Find many great new used options and get the best deals for wabash screen door company stove board tin advertising artwork antique 18 x 24 at the best online prices at ebay. I discovered that this piece is a very old stove board made by wabash screen door company in minneapolis mn sometime between the late 1800s and 1950. The wabash screen door company metal stove board for auction. Wabash national brands are recognized for quality performance and innovation leadership.

Crystal glass exteriors llc a family owned and operating company has been in business since 2003. Free shipping for many products. The rhinelander plant was destroyed by fire in 1901 and the company moved to minneapolis minnesota in 1902. And while wabash did as you might expect have a home office in chicago the company s name wasn t actually a reference to the famed chicago street.

Wabash screen door co. I wish i could figure out how old this particular stove board is. This stove board very clearly has the manufacturer name wabash screen door company printed on the wood side. The metal surface has wear with some rust as well as on the edge.

Memphis from 1907 onward the national washboard company operated as a division of the wabash screen door co aka wabash inc. The other side is tin and has some rust but you can still see the original pattern in places. This antique wabash screen door company advertising wood sign with metal top stove board measures 36 x 36 in size. With over 25 years of combined experience our knowledgeable staff can provide you with prompt and effective window and windshield services.

The wabash screen door company metal stove board back side reads autumn minneapolis mn 28x34. The company manufactured screen doors windows stove boards and washboards. Our growing family of brands shares our commitment to delivering the wabash experience. Stove boards were used under wood burning stoves to protect the floor and to prevent sparks or coals from starting a fire.