Vintage Fire Hydrant Cutaway Salesman Sample by Clow Retro tote not the hand-dyed cotton or

not the hand-dyed cotton or wool bunting typical of 19th-century European state flags

This sign would have been placed in frames on trolley cars similar to the interior or buses and subways today

36" W x 28" D x 15" H

Drexel was founded in 1903 by the Huffman family in North Carolina

The muted coloration and hand-finished details suggest an early 20th-century manufacture period

Vintage Fire Hydrant Cutaway Salesman Sample by Clow Retro tote not the hand-dyed cotton orc. 1950s 1960s; Clow Corporation Oskaloosa, IA Factory cutaway demonstrator model of a Clow fire hydrant, mounted vertically on a hardwood display base and housed in its original fitted case. The hydrant body is sectioned to reveal internal components including the valve assembly, stem, and water passage, offering a clear view of how the mechanism operates under pressure. Exterior surfaces retain their original painted finish red body with blue cap