Windfield Designs Victorian Chapman Museum, Glens Falls, NY. Hank Musser 1989

Description: You are viewing a very nice collectible bank from Windfield Designs, the Victorian Chapman Museum in Glens Falls, NY. The wood building has silkscreen designs on it is the former DeLong House, built in 1867. Features money slot on back and access on bottom. This was made and hand signed by owner, Hank Musser in 1989. The Chapman Museum shares the stories of the people who have lived and worked, raised families, attended school and played here – stories that are unique and fascinating, but also connect to the experiences of our visitors. From the times of the French & Indian War, when armies fought over local waterways, to the 20th century, when vacationers flocked to nearby Lake George and the Adirondack mountains, the history of the Glens Falls region has been shaped by its particular location. Measures 5 x 6 1/2 x 6 3/4 inches. Please view all photos for details and condition. Windfield Designs, Inc. of Glens Falls, NY, made wooden, silk-screened reproductions of 18th and 19th century buildings, usually for use as coin banks. Windfield began in 1981 as a project of Henry "Hank" Musser, Art Professor & Department Chair at Adirondack Community College, now SUNY Adirondack. With the help of Larry Attanasio, Musser set up Windfield Designs to make and sell these banks full time. This collection contains replicas of historic buildings in Glens Falls and surrounding area. While the company shut down in 1996, the phrase "Windfield Design" is now used to describe a certain folk art style of coin bank. If you are a fan of Americana, collect banks or have a connection to the Glens Falls/Lake George region, this might be a nice addition to your collection. Ships USPS Priority Package. Thanks for looking. I ship the next business day after payment is received.

Price: 18.95 USD

Location: Chestertown, New York

End Time: 2024-09-03T17:55:55.000Z

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