Rare NYC humpback street sign 1920 Oak Point Ave Bronx

Great looking piece in very condition. Has white haze. I managed to remove the rust spots that are shown in first two photos. Area of the Bronx NYC . Fresh from a Connecticut estate. Hard to find piec

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Rare antique 19th century double sided humpback enameled street sign from New York City. This sign stood for many years at the corner of Jerome Ave and Tremont Avenue. Hump back design with cobalt blu

Great looking piece in very good condition. Hard to find piece. REPRODUCTION of originals made in 1890-1910. Could be as early as 1950. Could not find one anywhere. THIRD PICK IS JUST TO SHOW YOU WHAT

Vintage New York City Humpback street sign. 1910s - 1940s. E. 20 Ave C. Measures 22 inches x 12 inches

Vintage New York City "Humpback" street sign. 1910's - 1940's. 2nd Ave E. 11th St. Overall good condition. Measures 22" x 12"

Vintage cobalt blue humpback New York City street sign. W. 44th Street & 12th Ave. Measures 11.5" x 22"

Vintage New York City "Humpback" street sign. 1910's - 1940's. 6th St and 1st Ave. Overall good condition. Measures 22" x 12"

New York City Enameled Street Sign Art Deco Pre Prohibition Circa 1920 Double-sided Blue and White enamel over Iron or Tin Metal sign with " Merriam Ave W.170 ST. "t." in white lettering against a blu

Original vintage porcelain humpback-style NYC street sign from the corner of W. 185 st. and St. Nicholas Ave. in Washhington Heights. Dimensions: Approximately 22"x 12". SHIPPING $18 Standard (within

DSP. A nice displaying porcelain sign from Oak Motor Oil. Side one has areas of staining, porcelain loss and ghosting to the porcelain. Side two has similar damage, with a little more scratching to th

Guy Arthur Wiggins (American, 1920 - 2020), "Winter at the Metropolitan" oil on canvas, NYC street scene, figures walk in the snow with the Metropolitan Museum in the background, signed lower right, a

A rare nautical scale model of a U.S bark circa 1860, originally part of the collection of Seamans Bank, Wall Street, New York City, having unpainted and nailed hull planks, the stern board with an ea

A rare table with polished steel and bronze sides. Signed and dated 1978. From a Madison Ave NYC estate. Dimensions: 15" h x 52" x 32.5"

SSP. An absolutely outstanding example of this significantly early and rare Circa 1920's Porcelain Strip Sign from Shell Gasoline & Motor Oils. Sign shows iconic red & yellow Shell colors as well as e

DST. Incredibly scarce CA. 1920's Tin Sign for Polly Gasoline showing a large gas pricer portion at the bottom with a large Parrot Graphic & Polly script at the top of each side. CONDITION: Side one i

SSP. Sign is Maker Marked A.G.A Co., Elizabeth, New Jersey. An outstanding example of this Circa 1920's Porcelain Caution Curve Sign. Sign is in outstanding condition, showing incredible color & gloss

SST. Sign is Maker Marked American Artworks, Coshocton, Ohio. One of the finer and complete examples of this Circa 1920's Tin Service Station Sign from Weed Chains we have sold. Sign shows a large Aut

SST. Sign is Maker Marked The Lackner Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Scarce CA. 1920's Embossed Tin for Cooper Cord & Fabric Tires & Tubes showing a privilege panel for The I.J. Cooper Rubber Company, Dayton

SST. Exemplary CA. 1920's Embossed Tin Service Station Sign for Sterling Motor Oils touting "The 1000 Mile Motor Oil" slogan. CONDITION: Sign is overall outstanding showing excellent colors with clean

SSP. An outstanding piece of unique and seldom seen Circa 1920's Porcelain Signage from Shell Gasoline showing an early shaped Clamshell graphic as well as unusual Shell block lettering. CONDITION: Si

DST. A very early and scarce piece of Circa 1920's Tin Advertising from Shell Gasoline. This is an unusually tough to find piece in collectible grade and this is one of the finest examples known. COND

First quarter 19thC. No chips or cracks. Wear on the high points. Ledlie Laughlin purchased this from the 1931 (April 10) McKearin NYC sale for $350. The two-part 1931 McKearin glass auction catalog i

1920, UNKNOWN: The origins of this arcade automaton is unknown. Oak constructed case with glass signs. Interior doll's right foot is attached to a spindle that slightly protrudes into the base compart