Late 19th Century Capewell Horse Nail Framed Advertising Print storage producing purpose-built instructional apparatus like

producing purpose-built instructional apparatus like this for classroom and demonstration use during the early 20th century

and low stance recall the classic Parisian club designs of the 1930s

and light verdigris surrounding the brass rivets

The piece is presented in a black frame and retains strong mid-century automotive styling associated with Chrysler's Virgil Exner-era "Forward Look" design language

Late 19th Century Capewell Horse Nail Framed Advertising Print storage producing purpose-built instructional apparatus likec. 1880s 1890s; The Capewell Horse Nail Company Hartford, CT Color lithographed advertising print promoting Capewell Horse Nails, displayed in a period wood frame with gilt liner behind glass. The illustration depicts a blacksmith shoeing a horse while a well dressed gentleman observes, surrounded by decorative graphics incorporating horseshoe nails into the border. Promotional text emphasizes the product's reliability with claims including "They