Early to Mid-20th C Union Pacific Brass and Copper Spittoon Bucket
Early to Mid-20th C Union Pacific Brass and Copper Spittoon Bucket
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Union Pacific Railroad Brass and Copper Spittoon Bucket
Also known as a cuspidor, this brass and copper alloy spittoon between 1920s-50s
Union Pacific Railroad Brass and Copper Spittoon Bucket
Also known as a cuspidor, this brass and copper alloy spittoon between 1920s-50s
11"h x 9"w
11"h x 9"w
These spittoons were commonly found in railway stations, saloons and hotels in the American West for chewing tobacco users. This is a reproduction piece to reflect the 19th century originals.
The Union Pacific Railroad, founded in 1862, built the eastern half of America’s first transcontinental railroad, completed with the Golden Spike in 1869. Over the next century and a half, it expanded through major mergers to become the largest freight railroad in the U.S., operating over 32,000 miles of track across 23 states.
These spittoons were commonly found in railway stations, saloons and hotels in the American West for chewing tobacco users. This is a reproduction piece to reflect the 19th century originals.
The Union Pacific Railroad, founded in 1862, built the eastern half of America’s first transcontinental railroad, completed with the Golden Spike in 1869. Over the next century and a half, it expanded through major mergers to become the largest freight railroad in the U.S., operating over 32,000 miles of track across 23 states.
Early to Mid-20th C (1920s-50s)
Early to Mid-20th C (1920s-50s)
Brass and Copper
Brass and Copper
America
America
Heavy patina present as depicted in photos
Heavy patina present as depicted in photos