Late 19th Century German Bathub Boiler Salesman Sample by Prof. Junkers Minneapolis Retains its original diamond-shaped orange

Retains its original diamond-shaped orange enamel label reading "Orange-Crush Soda - Carbonated Water

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this jug is a classic example of early 20th-century utilitarian pottery

Late 19th Century German Bathub Boiler Salesman Sample by Prof. Junkers Minneapolis Retains its original diamond-shaped orangec. 1905; mfd. by Gebrder Bing for Junkers & Co. Hirzenhain, Germany Miniature cast iron and enamel bathtub fitted with a copper and brass "Prof. Junkers" water heater unit, stamped D. R. G. M. (Deutsches Reichsgebrauchsmuster). This rare early 20th century salesman's sample demonstrates the Junkers Bathtub Boiler a domestic gas fired water heater designed to heat and deliver water directly to a bath or shower. Produced by Gebrder Bing, one of