Early Village Barber Shop Barber Blade Sign.

Nine Barbershop Related Signs and Advertisements Early 20th Century comprising store display cards for Gillette and Honey razor blades, an Associated Master Barbers of America member sign, a barber's

From the Grain Exchange Building in Downtown Minneapolis- Owner Wirig's Barbershop on Main Floor- 4 Ft. Tall X 12" Wide

A very nice example of an early barbershop trade sign pole. It is porcelain over iron with replaced top globe. CONDITION: There is some wear and minor chipping at edges, complete and working. This is

Early 1900s Barbershop glass sign, 29 inch long

Early enameled Barber Shop sign "LOOK BETTER / FEEL BETTER" (WILLIAM MARVY COMPANY". 8" x 48".

This reverse painted glass early barber shop trade sign measures 16" x 14". 106339

Art Deco Gay Double Edge Blade Barber Shop Metal Sign. It measures 15 inches by 8.5 inches.

Early curved enamel BARBER SHOP sign, as found, rusted, enamel lost, bent ends, as pictured, Measures 25" x 19". Just as we found it.

Early metal trade sign "BARBER/SHOP/HOT BATHS". 12" x 56 1/2".

Early Wooden Barber Pole Shop Sign. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 23.5 x 5.5 x 3

Early Raymie's Barber Shop double sided wood sign. Very nice hand painted sign. Still has the original hangers. Paint and wood show nice patina. 28"x13" Very Good-Excellent

BARBER SHOP sign, late 19th century Early Pennsylvania sign. Graphic, kinetic diagonally striped background. Superb surface. A classic piece of folk signage. 15 1/2 h x 31 3/4 w Late 19th century Plea

The early 1900s door insert in four colors with gilt outline in reverse on glass advertising Billiards and Barber Shop was pictured in Pool and Billiard Collectibles by Mark and Connie Stellinga, publ

American, early 20th Century. Wood. Folding razor shape in old paint reading "SHAVE.". By J. Compratt Stray Horse Studio. 14.5"h. 30"l. 2.75"d.

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

Barber Shop Counter Display, Blue Eaglet Razor Blades, cdbd w/marquee & orig product, displayed on early 1900's beveled glass & iron stand, both VG/Exc cond, stand 10"H x 4"W x 6"D, w/display 15"H.

A large wooden barber shop trade sign in the shape of straight razor with the handle in variegated cream, green and brown paint and having a silver painted blade marked "Solingen, Herstal, F. Baeken,

Amazing early combination dentist and barber trade sign. Wood construction with forged iron scrolls, old paint and with added wooden base to stand. CONDITION: Showing wear and fading from age and weat

Early 20th century; On the other is painted: "PAUL the BARBER". 8 x 21 x 1/2 inches

A historical antique tin litho union wall sign. The journeymen, barbers, hair-dressers and Cosmetologists International Union of America issued union card. From the early days of the American Organize

Curved enamel sign imitating a barber pole with the words "Modern Service" on the front of it. Bottom of sign is marked "Bob White Sign Co, Milwaukee/Pat. No. 1,688,017.". Front of the enamel sign is

A Painted Wood Barbershop Sign Circa 1960s used in James Carpenter's shop. 9 1/2 x 38 1/4 inches.

Wall mount pole is pretty much bracket light assembly only. Glass cylinder is broken and motor mechanism / color wheel all missing.

Milk glass 2 tier shelf with wooden supports and towel holder with nickel plated supports. 16 x11. Small Shelves. Bottom shelf 24". Good condition.