Sign A. Mayer, probably A

TWO AUTOMOBILE-THEMED SIGNSProbably Mid-20th Century1) Red and white painted wooden Pontiac Automobiles sign with cutout emblem. Height 19.5”. Width 33”. Depth 2.25”.2) Green and white painted c

HEAVY BRONZE OR BRASS (BAR V ) RANCH SIGN, PROBABLY MADE BY MR. VANDERLYN, THE OWNER, IN OHIOVILLE, NEW YORK. THE V MEASURES 19" TOP TO BOTTOM, THE BAR IS 3.25" HIGH, THICKNESS IS 1/2". FROM THE HOUSE

Canvas "GRAND UNION" sign, probably from an entrance store canopy. Original paint. Early to mid 20th century. 65"L. Some building paint spots, otherwise good condition.

Oval Carved Eye Glasses Trade Sign 1920 Wood/iron 25" X 16" Carved from one board, wraped with an iron band. Wood has shrank and is loose in the band. A good sign. Probably made from available materia

A tin horse head trade sign probably for a saddle/tack shop. The mane is snipped tin and the horse has glass eyes and a handmade tin halter. Early 20th century. FRANCAIS: Enseigne tête de cheval

Unusual flattened sheet iron double sided angel/mermaid ornament in polychrome paint, possibly a church by the sea trade sign. Probably late 19th century. Some rust spots but good structural condition

This is heavier gauge metal than your normal tin signs probably a panel off a cooler that has been cut to fit the frame. Is embossed and displays well. 18 1/4 in x 30 1/2 in framed.

Hand painted wooden sign marked "HOTEL SALEM" above a large hand painted spread wing eagle. Worn paint with some losses, else good overall condition. Newer sign, probably mid to late 20th century. Mea

Title: Raw Fur Dealer sign ca 1920's Description: A very unusual sign, probably for the purchase and sale of deer skins, raw trapped pelts and other fur items. Minor wear. Paint and line accents on bo

Great looking sign probably dates to 1950 or 60's. All letters are cut and added. Looks to have been outside, galvanized hooks still attached. Opposite side not painted. A Measures approximately 36 x

36" x 48". Very nice condition. Single-sided, metal sign. Probably 1950's.

Vintage African UB40 oil on board Barber shop sign, probably Nigeria. Measures: 16" x 48 1/2"

Overall all excellent condition. Probably camp or lodge sign. Probably dates to 1950's. Very good condition. Approximately 24 x 9 x 1"Shipping costs include insurance. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of

Inquest Room 1 Sign probably from a police station

This amazing lot is basically a 2,500 count sized box absolutely filled with dollar signs(probably closer to 1,000 cards). We pulled it right from the collector's shelf and have not changed it. Some o

(3) older enamel signs that probably hung on billboards, found in old Sign Makers outbuilding, the largest one measures 6" x 42" to show scale of sizes. Overall nice found condition.

Gas Station Restroom Sign, MEN, probably for Standard Oil, cobalt blue & white DSP w/orig metal hanger, VG+ cond on both sides, hanger w/chippy paint, 17.5"H x 19.5"W.

Tin sign Coca-Cola, probably from the '60s, 61 cm, condition 2- German Description Blechschild Coca-Cola, wohl 60er Jahre, 61 cm, Zust. 2-

Lithograph metal sign. Sign by Mayer & Lavenson NY. 38 inches x 12 inches x 1 inch and shipping 3 pounds. Some surface loss and spotting. As is.

STEIFF 2 pieces, 1x '50s cat with arched back, with button, chest label and cloth tag label, very nice condition, breast sign was probably 1x afterwards attached, number 7408,00, height: 13 cm, with 1

Two (2). American. 1920s. Each single sided tin (SST), die cut. R. G. Dun sign exhibits very minor oxidation at extreme edges. Flor de Moss sign marked, "Mayer & Lavenson Co., N.Y." lower edge. 2.75 x

Embossed tin Vicente Portuondo "Cuban Hand Made Cigars" embossed sign, center with plantation owner and black workers, with plantation home in background, lithographed sign by Mayer & Levenson, NY, 13

FABULOUS (BAR V ) RANCH HANGING COPPER LIGHT UP LOGO SIGN, HANDMADE PROBABLY BY THE OWNER MR. VANDERLYN, GREAT AGED PATINA, CIRCA 1930'S OR SO. HAS ONE BROKEN GLASS PANEL, AS PICTURED, DOORS TO REPLAC

Cool original Richfield Oil Corp porcelain sign is probably from the 1950s, prior to the merger with Atlantic. No Entry sign references the The Sabotage Prevention Act of CA which was enacted in 1950.