Early Blue Mound Texas Banking Sign

Die cut DSP. Good gloss and color. Shows chipping around perimeter and mounting holes, with one quarter size chip in the field. The field also shows some discoloration. Marked Balto Enamel Co. 20.75"X

This is a great early sign from Texas. It is very clean with only some light wear to the tin rim. The field is a lithographed paper. Retains original hanging cord. Condition: (Excellent). Dimensions:

rated 4, 39.5"x13.5", SST embossed sign has heavy damage, nail holes, crease and paint loss

Blue and White Porcelain Enamel Sign, Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers. One sided "Posted" sign has white lettering on a deep blue background.  Dimensions are 10 in h x 20 in w x .1 in d

A vintage circa 1961 Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer advertisement "Old Time Flavor" steam engine train sign. Still retains instruction label to verso. Measures approx. 14 1/4" height x 16" width x 10" depth (

A vintage circa 1961 Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer advertisement "Old Time Flavor" steam engine train sign. Still retains instruction label to verso. Measures approx. 14 1/4" height x 16" width x 10" depth (

Early single sided tin tacker embossed Selz Royal Blue Shoes advertising sign. Sign is in overall good condition with some paint loss, light surface rust, bends, and wear from use and age. It is marke

SSP. An outstanding example of this very seldom seen Circa 1950's Porcelain Rest Room Sign from Fina, a product of American Petrofina, Dallas, Texas. Sign features excellent red, white & blue porcelai

Chinese Imari Export plates with polychrome and blue design, gold gilding, bases with underglaze Blue Artemesia leaf sign. Early 19th century, wear to gold. three with shallow chips on edge, the fourt

Blue Label Early Sweet Corn Tin Sign 11x15.5

Bronze sign, The McBurnett Building, San Angelo, Texas, early 20th c., engraved Matthews of Pittsburgh (James H. Matthews & Company, Pittsburgh, PA, specialized in the production of bronze memorials,

(6) Pcs. Early English blue & white transferware, including: (3) tureens with lids, (2) plates and (1) rare 3-handle mug. PROVENANCE: The Englishman's Antiques, Addison, Texas. Circa - 1860 - 1900.

Mystery Artist (Early to Mid 20th Century). An original oil painting on canvas. Depicts a South Texas Hill Country landscape with blue bonnet flowers in the field. Artist signed QUINN to lower left. V

Large Federal Electric single-sided porcelain sign, West Texas Utilities Co. Substation No. 13, featuring white block lettering on blue ground, marked lower left Federal Electric Co. (Chicago), some l

Description: A vintage porcelain enamel barber shop flange sign in red, white, and blue. Type: Sign Materials: Porcelain enamel Markings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: Early to mid 20th century Maker

A Chinese Antique Blue & White Porcelain Cup & Saucer: each piece with a floral motif, the cup with a sign KANGXI in blue on the base, of Early Qing Dynasty; Size: D: 4"

This early Kodak sign reads, "The Eastman Co. The Kodak Camera Rochester, N.Y. National En. Co. Pittsburg. PA" There is blue and white enamel with some loss at holes and more. It is one sided with a b

Early 1900's porcelain Henderson Corset sign, dark blue with white lettering, 5" x 30"

Single-sided cowboy boot shaped tin sign, having red and blue cowboy boot with yellow rises, stylized lettering reads "100 years" 42"h x 28"w Provenance: KLRN, a Public Broadcasting Service Television

Three embossed tin signs, Drink Blue Bird has hole near center of Blue Bird, 35 1/2" x 13 1/2", Sun Drop Cola, 30" x 12", and a hard to find Hires Root Bear, showing the early bottle, 27 1/2" x 10."

Vintage Persian / Turkish Rug. Early 20th Century. Reds, blues, green, and yellow designs throughout. Fraying. Signs of piece being sewed back on. Size: 113 x 64 in.

A nice example of this early optical trade sign featuring orange and blue lenses with a composite material frame and steel hanging bracket. CONDITION: The lenses remain in nice condition, but the blue

Early tin embossed sign. Nice colors. Has some loss and bends. 20"x9 1/2" Very Good

Early tin Tacker sign with a few wrinkles and corrosion spotting. Is marked Stout Sign Co. 61/2 in x 27 3/4 in.