Vintage advertising Occident wheat flour store display. Issued by the Russell Miller Milling Co of Minneapolis Minnesota in the late teens or early 1920's, it displays the more important stages of manufacturing high quality flour. Occident flour was named for the out west mill operated by Russell Miller in North Dakota. This vintage silent salesman would have hung in a general store or bakery to demonstrate their preference for selling quality flour.

On the reverse the seven important stages of flour production as well as the company stats are printed on a separate sheet. A great addition to your vintage advertising collection. This would make a great birthday or Christmas gift.

MEASUREMENTS

Item measures 13.75“ wide by 9“ tall and weighs 1lb 3oz.

CONDITION

In good used condition with signs of use commensurate with age (please see all pictures as they form part of the condition description).

Shop Ref: Box No. 3

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