Early Comic Grafton, Ohio Wood Fencing Sign

Hand painted on two pine boards with two rear brace boards, hand painted in polychrome colors with scruffy looking miner with pick axe and text: At Klondike All Are Not Sure To Win But You Take No Cha

A Painted Wood 'Groceries and Provisions' Advertising Sign Late 19th/Early 20th Century 13 1/4 x 45 1/4 inches. Property from the Robert and Nancy Treichler Collection of Ohio Stoneware and Americana,

This sign is in a period frame with wood backing, this graphic is a very early cardboard lithograph with stunning and comic advertising for mule riding in the Dan Rice Great Show. Dan Rice was an Amer

Late 19th/Early 20th Century Marked: National Cash Register Co. Dayton, Ohio, U.S.A.; numbered: 38417 The brass cash register with wood lined drawer and a modern "Call Again" top sign 22" H x 15.5"

”TAKE NOTICE, Vagrants and sturdy, Beggars found begging will be prosecuted as the law demands', with breadboard ends, 15” x 24.5”. Provenance - The Estate Collection of Susan MacKay

Red lettering with brown shading on tan field, white pine reading: Vienna Bakery Mansfield, 32 x 20 3/4" high. Condition newer hanging rings, added brace boards on rear, paint circa 85%.

14" x 61"

A good early painted wood sign advertising Minnesota Linseed Oil Paints, sand ground letters in black and grey, the central black area has the sand ground technique as well. Measures 11 x 58 inches. W

Factory Scene, The Meyercord Co. Chicago, 34 x 24 inches, Early Wood Meyercord Sign. Pelham New York

Early 1900s wood Apples sign with wood border, includes 2 iron hooks for hanging, 18.5"H x 60"L x 2" thick, sign is made from a 16"W board plus 1"border

Did not light up when plugged in, switch is broken, has a nice early look, has a couple broken bulbs, show wear throughout and is missing paint, 15"x49.5", rated 7.25

SS wood, has average color, shows wear, discoloration, added holes, paint loss, and some chips in the wood, displays exceptionally well and has a great original look, 13.75"x116.5", rated 8+

Early 20th century 2 sided wood sign for New York Telephone Co. Agency, dark blue background with gold letters, molding around circumference, 13" x 25 1/2" x 2 1/4"

Item: Early Adirondack Wood Trade Sign, "Grill" Dimensions: 11 inches high x 60 inches wide Date: 1915 Applied gold letters, superb surface & original ironwork, sawtooth edges, signed "Pierrepont Sign

Post Office Sign. Early New Hampshire wood sign. Great surface. Early characteristic final period. Name & place-less trade signs are highly sought after as they have a universal appeal. 9 h x 34 1/2 w

17" x 14.5" Early 1940's Wood sign with bright colors, an embossed metal Coke bottle and horseshoe attached. There are minor scuffs and a nick at the bottom of the sign. ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE

Vintage painted wood animal pen to keep your holiday animals in 12"L, 7"W, 4"H, early painted wood holiday fencing includes 10 sections of fencing 13.5"L, two gates and 12 painted wood and tin posts 6

For your consideration is this early 1900s wood store sign. The sign is constructed out of wood pieces and shows the same phrase on both sides. The piece shows a white painted background with black le

Double sided wood with smaltz. Sign has a great look with areas of paint loss. Looks to be a very old repaint. Very early and tough piece to find. Overall it has a great look and displays very well. M

42" x 13" Wood sign with scuffs, scratches, and normal wear. PLEASE READ & UNDERSTAND THE PAYMENT AND SHIPPING TERMS FOR THIS AUCTION PRIOR TO PLACING BIDS. ALL BIDDERS ARE BOUND TO THE TERMS OF THIS

Early 20th century wood one board road sign for "Noblesville (Indiana), No Mean City, 7 Mi.", 13"t. x 44" x 1"

Great piece, in the style of "Arm & Hammer". Depicts a strong arm straight up with a tight grip holding a hammer. Overall approx. 29" high x 23" long. Areas of cracks in the wooden arm, base, and hamm

Early 20th c wood paneled sign "Photography" 10" x 70"

Dark gray painted ground with sand, gilt B.P.O.E./188 with gilt and black painted surround on ax head shaped white pine & wood laminate, 19th century, from Portland, Maine, Lodge building, made to han