Early 20th Century De Laval Cream Separator Dealer's Souvenir Card Detailed Craft from complications that arose from

from complications that arose from an undiagnosed congenital heart defect

fitted with drawers and paneled cabinet doors adorned with deep relief carvings and period hardware

Exhibits signs of wear due to age and industrial setting in which it was used

was once part of a carnival arcade personality tester

Early 20th Century De Laval Cream Separator Dealer's Souvenir Card Detailed Craft from complications that arose fromc. 1910s 1920s; The De Laval Separator Co. Chicago Antique figural souvenir business card. This piece advertises cream separators manufactured by De Laval. In particular, this card was made for G. H. Vincent, a Waukesha, WI salesman. The card takes the form of a Brown Swiss cow with company branding printed on the front and back of the cow's body. DeLaval, initially known as AB Separator, was founded in 1883 by Gustaf de Laval and Oscar Lamm to