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Vintage Cast Iron COCA-COLA Fountain Service Sign
This cast iron Coca-Cola advertising sign exhibits a beautiful distressed aesthetic to match its vintage aging. The usual crimson red of the Coca-Cola logo has faded to a muted patina, the yellow and white lettering of the sign equally weathered. Originally used as an advertisement for fountain drink service, this piece of advertising history is ripe to adorn the barn walls or den of the devoted collector.
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Vintage Gold Leaf on Glass Sign for MONTAGUE BURTON
Circa the early to mid 1900s, this large sign was handcrafted with gold leaf lettering on glass for Montague Burton: The Tailor of Taste. Montague Burton was a tailor shop that grew in number in popularity, having around 300 shops at its height from 1900-1939. Suits were custom made to order per the customers specifications, requiring a deposit with the order and payment upon completion. This sign advertises that fact with classic style, using gold leaf lettering with a black border surrounded by opaque glass.
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Mid-Century Hand Painted Metal NAPA Sign
This mid-century metal advertising sign for NAPA Auto Parts was hand painted and offers an intriguing piece of wall décor for the living space or garage. Advertising the sale of car shocks, the sign features an expansive blue background with white lettering and a large rendering of a car shock occupying the right hand side of the sign. The NAPA hat and logo are clearly depicted for brand recognition.
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Two Sided Metal Funeral Home Sign
An eclectic piece of decor for the macabre enthusiast, this two sided metal sign reclaimed from the Engle Funeral Home of Tiffin, Ohio has a white base with black lettering. Established as the Engle Funeral Home of Bettsville in 1967, the funeral home was renamed in 2004 to the Engle-Shook Funeral Home and Crematory of Tiffin and Bettsville, where it remains active today. A unique piece of Ohio mortuary history, this is a rare piece of decor that is sure to spark intrigue in guests.
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Vintage MANBECK BREAD Store Sign
A vintage sign from the now-defunct Manbeck Bread Store in Hagerstown, Maryland. Notable for being the first store to bake bread in Hagerstown on January 17, 1927. This sign depicts the portrait of a woman with ruby lips and jet black hair. Having apparently been used for target practice over the years, small bullet holes line several areas within the frame of the sign. An interesting piece of eclectic décor for the home or shed.
This vintage sign is amongst hundreds of pieces of décor that are available at our location in Grandview! Come in today and see the full collection.
Vintage USHER’S SCOTCH Metal Sign
Vintage metal sign advertises Usher’s Green Stripe Scotch. A green bottle is decorated with white labels, replicating a bottle of the liquor with fine detail. The metal wall sign is attractively sculpted to create a dimensional hanging.
This sign is amongst hundreds of pieces of nostalgia that are available at our showroom in Grandview! Come in today and see the full collection.