The Corner Grocer, c. 1930s Wolverine Tin Litho Pop Up Shop! sheathed knife and so am not entirely

and so am not entirely sure if it was in fact distributed by McLaughlin Brothers

those dark red whiskers and long zig zag of a body--just perfect

historically known in English as Lapps or Laplanders--who used birch bark for everything from boxes to buoys

handmade and handpainted with 24k gold accents

During the late nineteenth century

The Corner Grocer, c. 1930s Wolverine Tin Litho Pop Up Shop! sheathed knife and so am not entirelyThis is the second of these old Wolverine tin litho "Corner Grocer's" I've found, and think they're so fun I'll keep scooping them up when I find them. This one found complete with detachable "the Corner Grocer" banner at top, which attaches to the box via tabs that fit into slots along the top. No groceries on the shelves, but perfect for a collector of miniature food to stock full or better yet for oneself, or one's kids, to make from scratch! The