Pair of Vintage Wood Stools Made in Maine State Prison at Thomaston

Pair of Vintage Wood Stools Made in Maine State Prison at ThomastonHere is an interesting pair of inconspicuous wood stools that happen to have been manufactured in the Maine State Prison at Thomaston, Maine in the United States. These vintage stools are sturdy and comfortable. They have varying degrees of wear as well as some paint marks throughout. Please note that Memory Hole Vintage condemns the exploitation of prison labor. The price is for the pair. Dimensions Base dimensions: 15. 25" x 15. 25" Seat height: 24"

Napoleon Bonaparte Wolfe's iconic book Startling Facts in Modern Spiritualism from 1875

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The wooden frame has painted masking tape wrapped around a small section

This antique pocket watch is made of brass and features painted or enameled blue coloring around the watch face and on the back

Here is an Argus Seventy-Five pseudo twin lens reflex camera with a flash attachment

There is a drilled hole horizontally across the back of the woman's head

including one big chip which is missing

the Land Camera Automatic 104

advances across the opening of the box

features the likeness of The Guardsman and was produced in England under Royal Doulton with a copyright date of 1986 and model number D6755

This piece is charmingly hand painted

Here is one of the most classic Polaroid instant cameras - the OneStep Polaroid Land Camera