Canadian Single-Sided Five Roses Flour Porcelain Sign

Canadian. 1930s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Exhibits minor scattered porcelain losses at extreme edges and surrounding the lower left mounting hole. Horseless Carriage Museum, Fenelon Falls, Ont. 2

Canadian. 1930s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Exhibits a very minor patch of porcelain loss in the field and minor losses from the lower right corner and extreme edges. Two horizontal scuffs are evid

Canadian. 1940s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). This is the more difficult to find scaled up version of the White Rose banner set. The center sign is 48" in diameter (typically 36") and each of the ban

Canadian. 1950s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Very minor porcelain losses at extreme left and lower edges. Features Canadian Oil Companies' White Rose Gasoline logo. This small sign would have been u

Canadian. 1930s. Single sided porcelain (SSP), die cut. A very good example with just a minor split in the upper brass grommet. 9 x 3".

Three (3) Canadian. 1947. Each piece single sided porcelain (SSP). "Motor Oil" banner exhibits four hits resulting in 1-2" patches of porcelain loss. The white areas of the sign exhibit varying degree

Canadian. 1940s. A complete 3-piece set including two horizontal panels and rare 36" round sign. Each piece is single sided porcelain (SSP). Both horizontal sections are marked, "P&M" lower right edge

rust and corrosion, dings and dents on interior and exterior 25" w x 38" T

Canadian. 1940s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Marked, "This Sign is Property of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. Inc." on back right. Condition: 8.75. Minor porcelain losses surrounding mounting hole

Canadian. 1940s. Three single sided porcelain (SSP) rack signs. The large gargoyle sign exhibits a 1.5" patch of porcelain loss in the center of the field and losses in either lower corner. Minor porc

Canadian. 1930s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). This seldom seen sign promotes Red Indian's Aviation brand of motor oil. The vibrant cobalt blue and blood red graphics pop against the white ground. Exh

Canadian. 1910s. Single-sided porcelain (SSP), convex. Very rare. Sign has been professionally restored. Reinforced by contoured sheet metal on reverse through lamination. 4 screws that secure sheet m

Country store door push bars (2), Colonial Bread, 2-sided embossed metal in Exc cond & Five Roses Flour, porcelain w/some paint touchup on ends, VG cond, both 31"W.

a couple of dings to interior and perimeter overall good condition 38" T x 25" W

Canadian. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Exhibits a couple of slight impressions and minor porcelain losses around a few mounting holes and extreme outer edge. Condition: 8.75. From the Joe Byway Colle

Measures 24" x 9”. Heavy single-sided porcelain. Marked St. Thomas Metal Signs Ltd. lower right edge. The sign has been clear-coated a long time ago. Exhibits crazing, hairlines and several surface

There are some hits to the porcelain and some scratching to the lettering, but this is overall a unique sign. It has a cookie cutter-style shape with some staining, but overall has great colors. It is

SSP (single sided porcelain) White dawn quality flour Watertown south Dakota porcelain sign. 10" H x 6" W. Age unknown.

Heavy single-sided porcelain sign advertising Ford/Monarch brand motor cars. Exhibits minor chipping around the mounting holes and edge. Slightly bent. Measures 24" x 16”.

Canadian. 1930s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Exhibits four patches of porcelain loss, concentrated in the lower right corner. Retains original flanged mounting ends and rear tabs along the upper and

Canadian. 1930s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Exhibits a few scattered patches of porcelain loss; the largest located within the upper left quarter and lower right edge. Minor fade is evident and mai

Canadian. 1910s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). This seldom seen variation features the script "Railroad King" and many other differences from the version that is more often found. Excellent overall. P

Canadian. 1930s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Marked, "Property of the Good Year Co" lower right edge. Surface exhibits scattered scuffs and scratches. Two patches of porcelain loss exist within the

Canadian. 1947. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Exhibits minor porcelain losses and oxidation at extreme edges. Marked, "P&M 47 Property of Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company of Canada Ltd." lower edge. Hor