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the Single
Level "Privy" comes equipped with the necessary items, which are: red and white corncobs (very important you have Talk about Privies, Outhouses, the Office,
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WHY THE WINDOW ? |
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Late 1940's Boy Scout troop #55 in Marinette, WI. got the pleasure of constructing an outdoor privy in Marinette County, overlooking the Peshtigo river near Johnson Falls. Scout master, Mr. Tieg, was very creative. While building the framework Mr. Teig came up with a brilliant idea. Let there be light! A window should overlook the winding Peshtigo River. The door would be on the side. How GREAT it was! It sure beat "just sittin" and "starin" at a door with a crescent shape moon cut into it. The crescent shape was cut into the side door. A person couldn't begin to look at the catalog with that amount of light! |
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Exterior finished in contrasting colors. Can be customized for |
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Includes a 4 page brochure that contains history about privies and other good stuff. |
Some interesting subjects:
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Why two and three-level crappers? — |
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Some people might find it hard to believe that there are those who have never seen an outhouse, privy or crapper, much less used one. For folks devoid of the crapper experience, this general information will be especially helpful. |
Every cottage,
cabin, rec-room, or board room should have one displayed right next to the
deer head, fish, tiger or elephant that didn't get away. |
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Dimensions: 5˝" x 5˝" square x 6" high. Roof lifts off for a look down; door opens for look into; front window is un-breakable. |
Late 1800's
some employers would cut SQUARE holes into seat boards. WHY? So their
employees wouldn't sit more than 5 minutes and fall asleep. |
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Don’t like the smell???? NO Problem. |
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As for red and white corn cobs —
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“Home of SINGLE Level Privies” |
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Next Page Three Level Crapper |