Sheet Metal "Peoples United States Bank, St. Louis"

Peoples United States Bank, St. Louis", Sheet Metal, M1059, 3 3/4

1528. PEOPLES UNITED STATES BANK - ST LOUIS MO | Minor denting to roof and edge of base, All Original Condition. | 6" h.

Sign made by St. Louis, Tin & Sheet Metal Working Company. Dimensions: 19.5"L x 4.75"H Country of Origin: United States

1929 $20 ST. LOUIS MISSOURI FEDERAL RESERVE BANK NOTE 1929 United States $20 St. Louis, Missouri Federal Reserve bank note.

Koken Barber's Supply Co., St. Louis, United States. Vintage hydraulic pedestal "Congress" barber chair. With red velvet cushions and silver metal fittings.Height: 44 1/2 in x width: 26 in x

Banthrico Cast Metal 1950s Futuramic Autobank Promo. The car advertises State Bank In Wenston, 6313 Easton, St. Louis, Missouri. It has some cracks on the roof, paint chips, and wear from play and age

Marc Weinstein United States 20th Century Large round brutalist metal sculpture of layered arched shapes. Weinstein worked for his father at Federal Salvage and Supply in St. Louis where he found inte

Marc Weinstein United States 20th Century Large angular brutalist metal sculpture of layered geometric shapes. Weinstein worked for his father at Federal Salvage and Supply in St. Louis where he found

United States,20th Century Block bodied California guitar signed by Bob Dylan in silver sharpie in person on March 16, 2007 at Harrah's Casino in St. Louis, Missouri. Includes a certificate of authent

**Originally Listed At $350** North America, United States, St. Louis, Missouri, ca. 1904 CE; Central Europe, Geneva, Switzerland ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE; Mexico, ca. late 19th century

Kathryne McGuigan Sheldon (UNITED STATES / ST. LOUIS, born 1943) color linocut titled "The Auctioneers". Pencil signed to lower right and dated 1982? and pencil titled to lower left. Pencil numbered 5

3 Misc. Banks, Metal: "Peoples State Bank - Jennerstown, Pa"; "The Perrysville Bank - Perrysville, Ohio"; Egg, "Central Savings Bank - Oakland, California"

**Originally Listed At $600** Native American, Midwestern United States, Missouri, St. Louis County & Calloway County, early to late Archaic period, ca 8000 to 500 BCE. A fine collection of hand knapp

Native American, Midwestern United States, Missouri, St. Louis County & Calloway County, early to late Archaic period, ca 8000 to 500 BCE. A fine collection of hand knapped chert spear heads of Etley

Native American, Midwestern United States, Missouri, Clark, Franklin, & St. Louis County, Eastern Woodland, early to late Archaic period, ca. 7500 to 1000 BCE. A collection of 3 large early Native Ame

Extremely rare Stenograph invented by Miles M. Bartholomew and manufactured by the United States Stenograph Co. of St. Louis, Mo It was the first commercially short hand machine. In excellent original

Koken, St. Louis, United States. Vintage antique porcelain advertising shaving mug. Advertising along the side reads "Use Tonique De Luxe The Liquid HeadRest." With a barber supply stamp alo

Koken, St. Louis, United States. Porcelain occupational shaving mug with a saddle. With a name written illegibly along the side. There is a Koken stamp along the underside. Gold trim throughout.Height

rated 8.5, 19.5"x12.25", the metal flange sign has very good color and shine, has light wear and a few fine scratches, marked St. Louis Tin & Sheet Metal. This is the nicest example that I have seen.

DSTF. Very good gloss and color. It shows some scratching and paint loss. Marked St. Louis Tin & sheet metal working company. Very tough sign to find in this condition. Measures: 19.5"X12" Rating: 8.5

US 1842 10 dollar bank note, St. Louis bank of state of Missouri paper money. Condition as per photo.

Title/Content of Map: 'Carte de la Louisiane et de la Floride' A map of the south eastern United States & the Mississippi valley north to St Louis, including Florida Date Printed: 1780 Image Size: App

Pair of Samuel Marx (1885-1964) Figural Andirons, United States, c. 1940, wrought iron, unmarked, ht. 18, wd. 8, dp. 20 3/4 in. Provenance: Collection of Morton D. May, St. Louis, Missouri. May was di

St. Louis sign in cursive font made from red sheet metal, can be made illuminated