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Funsten Bros. & Co. Float Trap

Funsten Bros. & Co. float trap. Metal pieces have been painted at some point obscuring markings. Ealry 20th Century. St. Louis, Missouri. Funsten Bros. & Co. began as a small operation in St. Louis in the early 20th Century. Over the years, they have built up a significant reputation as the biggest fur-buying and selling establishment in the world. Their success is attributed to their effective methods in dealing with trappers and shippers, which have led to a high demand for their products. A rare trap. 11 3/4"

PERIOD: Early 20th Century

ORIGIN: Missouri, United States

SIZE: 11 3/4"

Funsten Bros. & Co. float trap. Metal pieces have been painted at some point obscuring markings. Ealry 20th Century. St. Louis, Missouri. Funsten Bros. & Co. began as a small operation in St. Louis in the early 20th Century. Over the years, they have built up a significant reputation as the biggest fur-buying and selling establishment in the world. Their success is attributed to their effective methods in dealing with trappers and shippers, which have led to a high demand for their products. A rare trap. 11 3/4"

PERIOD: Early 20th Century

ORIGIN: Missouri, United States

SIZE: 11 3/4"

$700.00

Original: $2,000.00

-65%
Funsten Bros. & Co. Float Trapβ€”

$2,000.00

$700.00

Description

Funsten Bros. & Co. float trap. Metal pieces have been painted at some point obscuring markings. Ealry 20th Century. St. Louis, Missouri. Funsten Bros. & Co. began as a small operation in St. Louis in the early 20th Century. Over the years, they have built up a significant reputation as the biggest fur-buying and selling establishment in the world. Their success is attributed to their effective methods in dealing with trappers and shippers, which have led to a high demand for their products. A rare trap. 11 3/4"

PERIOD: Early 20th Century

ORIGIN: Missouri, United States

SIZE: 11 3/4"

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