Anvil Trade Sign

Anvil trade sign. Painted sheet metal. American. Early 20th century. H 10-1/4 W 24-1/4" D 9-1/8". Condition: Excellent condition with historic paint. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/

Iron stake anvil trade sign / store display sign .The anvil has a chain on top for hanging . The anvil measures 9.70 x 18.25 x 3.90 inch .

Double sided with incredible Hand Wrought Iron Bracket. Sign is for Lawrence W. Collins and included is a copy of a photo of Lawrence with the sign in the 1940's. Sign Measures: 5 1/2 FT Long x 5 FT T

C1800 wooden anvil blacksmith trade sign. All original appealing worn and weathered condition. New England. 20" long x 10 1/2" high. Bottom is 9" wide. Please note that this lot has a confidential res

newer made Trade sign with an outstanding look!! 35 in wide 23 inches tall overall with bracket is 37 1/2 in tall.

Hand made wrought iron Iron Smith's trade sign stake anvil from past 60 years . Please view pictures for exact age and fine details . The approximate size is 18.50 x 10.00 X 2.70 inch .Ref : 28817 / 1

One sided painted wooden trade sign with attached anvil at bottom. 16 in x 12 in.

SANTA FE FORGE WITH ANVIL CUT-OUT 20" X 20"

This is an important, early tin sign with a Smaltz surface and wood backing. The sign is a great example of early, handmade advertising. It is amazing it has survived this long. The gold lettering is

Important lake trout trade sign, Oscar Peterson, Cadillac, Michigan, 2nd quarter 20th century. Carved in the round with glass eyes, metal side fins, and carved mouth and gills. Metal strapping along e

This amazing, light up, soda trade sign, was made by Beacon MFG. and Sales Co., from 729 6th Avenue, New York, New York. Has the original manufacturers label on the wall bracket. An original cord. An

Great example of a “ working Indian “ in it's used and unrestored state. Measures 53" tall including base. Provenance: Provenance: The Mark Goldman collection

Very scarce sand painted single sided John Deere sign with all original paint. This is a very hard sign to find and we have never sold an example like this. There is some wear to the sand paint, overa

This sign has a sand painted surface with silver lettering. In the center of the sign is a illustration of an Oliver plow. On the back side of the sign, someone has re-purposed the sign to say "Water

IROQUOIS BEER CO. TRADE SIGN 27 1/2" X 17 1/2"

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

Second half 19th century. Carved wooden sign in the form of a pocket watch with cast iron hanger. Layers of gilding and gold paint. Double sided with "J. Ricksecker" on one side and overpaint in gothi

This sand painted trade sign is single sided and retains its original wooden frame. On the back of the sign there is a receipt showing that someone paid $5000.00 for this sign in 1986 at Bill Harrah's

19th c., with painted and gilded decoration, 18"w; 6.5"h Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auction.

Extremely Rare "Eyes Examined" Clock-Work Trade Sign. 19th century. 30 hour key-wind movement. Reverse painted glass with handpainted paper kinetic eyes. Appears to be completely original, including t

Double barrel shotgun with double triggers and metal trigger guard.  Incised checkering on the forarm and grip. Original hangin brakcets included. Measures 73" long.

The Dancing Penguin Trade Sign, c 1940 On its original wood base, this frolicking, kinetic  penguin dances its way into your heart.  New England.  Likely the sign/mascot for a Dance Hall or Supper

Star trade sign. Original paint on heavy gauge sheet iron. Late 19th century. Beautiful thin original paint. Outstanding original condition. Original iron bracket with modern star shaped wall mounting

A nice example of this 3-D tin Heinz trade sign, featuring the iconic pickle. CONDITION: Sign shows age appropriate wear throughout. Retains two hooks at the top to hang. The Heinz logo remains in goo