antique orig painted tin trade sign "Baltimore American

antique orig painted tin trade sign "Baltimore American Ale & Beer - 10cents" - 18"x36" - Magdefrau estate

Antique tin painted trade sign mounted on board "The Spot" Retail store - 36"x12"

York Co., PA Single-Sided Painted Tin "Antiques" Trade Sign. Circa early 20th century. "Antiques Bought & Sold G.D. Ketterman Proprietor". 16-1/2" x 90".

AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTED TIN TRADE SIGN, double-sided rectangular form with stenciled gilt lettering for "P. E. PAINE / DENTIST" on a black schmaltz ground, in original molded wooden frame with black

AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTED TIN TRADE SIGN, turreted form on a wooden frame, marked for “STEVENS & LONG / GROCERS / CASH PAID FOR / BUTTER EGGS / AND / COUNTRY / PRODUCE”. Reta

Hanging Optometrist Trade Sign. American, ca. 1930s. Painted tin advertising sign in the form of spectacles. 45 x 16 x 1 ½”. Dented in a few areas.

Circa 1900, Likely South Carolina. The piece reads ÒCroakersÓ with a fish painted below. Nice original as found condition. H18" W36" Sold from the collection of a Sumter gentleman. Discovered in the

Boot and Shoe Maker painted tin trade sign, late 19th c., double-sided, with a silhouette image, the boot painted with an American shield, in a simple ebonized pine frame, 21 1/2'' x 17 1/2''.

Antique Heavy Gauge Tin Painted Boot Form Trade Sign. Marked fitted 350. 28-1/4"h. x 31-1/2"w. Condition: Good with minor wear and losses.

Lot (2) trade signs including painted tin fish "Antiques" (21" x 9"), and tin key (14" x 31", provenance verso.

Painted tin hatter's trade sign in the form of an oversized top hat. Some paint loss and rust.Approx. 13 1/4" x 18" x 12 1/4". Provenance: the estate of John Long, highly regarded Virginia antiques de

AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTED WOOD AND TIN TRADE SIGN, single sided, in the form of a shoe, marked "REPAIR". 20th century. 16" x 47". Provenance: Property from a Youngstown, OH estate.

Fuller and Warren Company trade sign for stoves and furnaces. Painted tin with wood frame. . American, 19th century. Condition: Excellent original condition. H 35" W 21-3/8" D 6". Bracket included. Co

Antique Folk Art Hollow Body Tin Fish Trade Sign. Double-sided painted in natural colors. 44-1/2"l. Condition: Good with 30% paint loss and missing pectoral fin on right side.

Antique primitive folk art carved & painted wood shoe cobbler storefront trade sign. Dimensions: hgt:15 3/4in. wd: 31 3/4 in. dp: 3 in.; mounted wood shoe molds: hgt: 9 in. Solid wood. Condition: good

American Hotel Association Member Sign. Large painted tin advertising sign reads "American Hotel Association" around the border with a red and yellow "AHH" trade mark in the center. Has wear, scratchi

Fine eyeglasses trade sign. Painted cast iron and tin. Original paint. Signed Tompkins. American, probably New York, circa 1865. Condition: Fine original condition. L 22-1/2" H 7". Copy and paste this

Painted advertising sign. Original paint on tin with wood frame. American, circa 1920. Two-sided. H 23-1/4" W 28-3/8". CONDITION: Outstanding original condition. Please copy and paste tlink for high-r

A vintage handpainted sheet tin sign representing a yellowfin tuna fish. A mid century item, used as a market trade sign in Coral Gables, Florida. Collectible Advertisement And Signs, Vintage Fishing

Browns Hamburger Tin Sign Advertising, 32 inches, quaint, hand painted, original

(early 20th century) Hunter Baltimore Rye: The American Gentleman's Whiskey, Wm. Lanahan & Son, circa 1900, chromolithograph on tin, 38 3/4 x 26 1/8 in.; original wood frame, painted to cover bott

Steam toy German Tin Forge Blacksmith & Tool Making men at work. Sign reads Schmiede (Wrought), Forge. 1900s German Forge hand painted. 9 1/2 inches wide and 8 1/2 inches tall.

American, 20th century. A painted drink Coca-Cola signe trade mark Reg U.S. Pat Off, having a glass bottle on te left side, marked made in U.S.A. bottom left, marked DASCO on bottom right side; ht. 11

J. Hamburger Machinist / Phonographs Repaired. Trade sign, wood framed, painted tin sign with black lettering on a white ground with an image of a Singer sewing machine. America, c.1915-1925, 30 inche