Vintage Tin Pest Control Chemical Box swag This piece is described by

This piece is described by the Made in Chicago Museum as a "hi-tech defense weapon" as its creation came from a need to combat a serious issue of the day: check forgery

There is a slight meandros around the border with the iconic crow and barley logo in the upper right corner

MM - 8709 - 042424

The entirety of the stool is painted grey

Vintage Tin Pest Control Chemical Box swag This piece is described byc. 1930s 1940s; International Pest Control (I. P. C.) Cedar Rapids, IA Painted tin warfarin rodenticide supply box. This piece was used to store and transport warfarin, a popular pest control chemical later found to be an effective blood thinner for humans. Despite a decline in usage as many rat populations have evolved to develop a resistance to it, it remains a popular inclusion to the exterminator's arsenal. Exhibits minor signs of wear including