VTG 1928 1933 S Dakota Farmer Certificates Leather Pouch Tin Box Keys Lot for Sale

VTG 1928 1933 S Dakota Farmer Certificates Leather Pouch Tin Box Keys Lot For Sale

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VTG 1928 1933 S Dakota Farmer Certificates Leather Pouch Tin Box Keys Lot:
$199.99

Good antique condition with expected age wear. The certificates feature minor edge tattering, small corner chips, and light tearing along the historic fold lines as shown in the close-up photos. The paper remains fully legible and structurally intact for display.

Includes the original, authentic 1930s black tin deed box with its original working keys! The box is constructed from classic, lightweight period tinplate, designed historically for easy portability around the homestead or to the town bank. The lock works smoothly, and the box contains the soft leather folder and certificates exactly as they were stored for nearly a century.
🔑 Antique Key Ring Details:
Includes a fantastic historic assortment of early American manufacturer keys on a vintage ball chain:
- Russwin U.S.A. – Ornate brass key with beautiful scrolled art-nouveau detailing.
- Corbin P8 – Classic heart-shaped bow flat key.
- Eagle Lock Co. – Antique steel barrel key stamped Terryville, CONN.
- P/Burg VA – Flat steel utility cabinet/padlock key.

📍 LOCAL SOUTH DAKOTA FAMILY HISTORY DETAILS:
This 1933 Capper's Farmer Certificate is officially issued to Fred M. Steinberg of Armour, South Dakota (Douglas County). This provides an incredible piece of documented regional history tracking the early pioneering families of the Armour community
The soft black leather pouch shows beautiful, heavy graining with expected vintage scuffing and honest fading to the original interior ink stamps."The inner pocket features the crisp, original factory-stamped '- BG' (Bank of Gettysburg) identifier mark alongside the original vintage '$1.50' pencil price marking, as shown in the close-up photos Related Items: