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$225

Antique 1920s Red Jacket Cast Iron Well Water Pump Davenport IA Farmhouse 17"

Posted about 2 hours ago in Laud By Sea, FL

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This is a Unique Kitchen/ Garden Decor Conversation piece. Antique Red Jacket hand-operated cast iron well water pump manufactured by Red Jacket Manufacturing Co. of Davenport, Iowa. Featuring a long curved 17-inch operating handle, vertical connecting rod, circular upper housing with raised manufacturer lettering, and wide water discharge spout. Heavy cast iron construction with a striking red painted finish and mounting tabs at the base. A distinctive piece of American agricultural and water-pumping history. Ideal for collectors of antique farm equipment, vintage plumbing, primitive Americana, and historic industrial machinery. Its sculptural construction and bold red finish also make an attractive statement piece for rustic farmhouse kitchens, country stores, garden displays, and vintage industrial interiors. Condition: Antique pre-owned condition with visible paint wear, chips, scratches, and surface oxidation. Red finish may be a later repaint. Internal completeness and pumping operation have not been verified. Sold as a collectible or decorative item. Manufacturer: Red Jacket Manufacturing Co., Davenport, Iowa, USA. Material: Cast iron and metal. Handle length: Approximately 17 inches. Estimated era: Early to mid-20th century, approximately 1900–1950; exact date unverified.

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