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📜 Description
Approx. 12.5” x 12.5” x 10.5”.
Vintage Sharon’s “Bright Line” Fastener Center display cabinet, originally used in hardware stores or repair shops to organize and sell small hardware assortments. The cabinet features a durable blue painted steel body with white lettering and graphics, along with six angled cardboard pull-out drawers labeled “ASSORTMENT HERE / PULL HERE.”
Displays the Sharon’s Bright Line circular logo on the sides and top, with “Sharon’s Fastener Center” text across the front. Shows age-appropriate wear, including light rust, scuffs, and surface grime consistent with shop use and age. A great collectible industrial storage or display piece with authentic patina.
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⚙️ Features
• Blue painted steel cabinet with white Sharon’s Bright Line graphics
• Six pull-out cardboard drawers with printed labels
• Original industrial hardware store display
• Approx. 12.5” tall x 12.5” wide x 10.5” deep
• Sturdy construction; drawers slide in/out easily
• Great for storing small parts, screws, or craft supplies
• Authentic mid-century industrial look
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🕰️ Historical Context
Sharon’s Fasteners, known for its “Bright Line” hardware, produced a range of bolts, washers, and assorted fasteners during the postwar manufacturing boom of the 1950s–1960s. Their display systems were provided to hardware stores and garages across the U.S. as point-of-sale organizers. These metal displays are now sought after for use in workshops or as vintage décor pieces that represent mid-century American industry and merchandising.
