WEIGHT = 4.5 lbs.
HEIGHT = 8 1/4 inches
WIDTH = 6 1/8 inches
VALUE = $225 - $300

Hubley's Marking
38
(In middle of the cavity on back

National's Marking
37
(In middle of the base on back.

Note 1 :
Hubley Colors were -- a Black or White Cat on various colored cushions.

Note 2 :
This particular doostop sold for $8.50, Painted, in the late 1920's.

A typical sales method of some foundries was to advertise in general merchandise catalogs. Bradley & Hubbard even had a showroom in New York City. Bulter Brothers on Broadway of New York City sold general merchandise thru their catalog. This doorstop was advertised.in American Wholesale Corporation's Catalog. American Wholesale Corporation was a division of Bulter Brothers in Baltimore, MD In the above catalog, this doorstop was advertised.

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Note 3 :
National sold their doorstop Unpainted for 40 cents or electroplated with brass, copper, or nickel for $1.50 per National's 1920's Catalog. They also sold paint kits or their doorstops painted.

Caution :
A Chinese Reproduction exists marked CN on the lower left side of the base.
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