From the desk of a pioneering undertaker
Embrace the macabre allure of this antique strongbox, a relic from the golden age of American funeral service.
This 1930s strongbox, with its handsome black enamel finish and gold-leaf interior, once held the secrets of Wilbert Haase, a visionary mortician who revolutionized burial practices with his innovative concrete grave liners.
Imagine the stories this box could tell:
The hushed whispers of grieving families
The clinking of coins as funeral arrangements were made
The solemn weight of responsibility as Haase carried out his sacred duties
This is more than just a box; it's a tangible link to a bygone era of mortuary science.