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An English pine and and cast iron factory trolley,
early 20th Century, removed from a Lancashire paper factory,
the slatted superstructure comprising eight pigeon-holes, four to each short side, each with a fold-away shelf, all raised on a single axle bogey with a slide-wheel to each end,
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The paper mill from which this trolley was sourced specialised in the manufacture of brown paper bags. A fleet of these trolleys was used for the conveyance of bales of the bags ready for distribution. There is scope to cut the superstructure down height-wise as required for re-use in retail, restaurant or domestic use.
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