1940's Home Exercise Equipment

1940's home gym in a box! This is an awesome find. The set includes a box in great condition, the original Xercisor in wonderful barley used condition, as well as an original rubber band, that is shockingly supple, an original instruction manual (with owner's exercise routine handwritten on last page), as well as a great advertisement for replacement bands. The instruction manual includes 22 illustrations for different exercises, a photo of Mr. Noe himself, and a solicitation for agents to sell his new "Olympic Sling Shot". What a treasure for your vintage collection or quack medicine collection (With all respect to Mr. Noe....)
Created by Roy H Noe in the 1920's, this set is most likely from the 1940's, when the name was changed from Exercisor to Xercisor. Mr. Noe claimed that his Xercisor made him fit and buff, going from a scrawny 139 lbs. to a buff 172 lbs. Besides building muscles, Noe claimed his device could cure constipation, rheumatism, and even something called