EARLY TRADE SIGN, CAPT. WM. HORNER

EARLY TRADE SIGN advertising gunning parties for Capt. Wm. Horner. Demi-lune shaped. Scene depicts decoys and sneak box. Approximate dimensions are 10 inches by 21 inches. 100-200

Measures about 85" by 11 3/4", nice original wood trade sign constructed with square nails. Original paint has been preserved well. Missing one piece of trim on end. Very Good

Early 20th century. A beautiful reverse painted on glass example with black border and gold lettering on a rich deep red ground. Housed in a later wood frame. SIZE: 13” x 29-1/2” overall.

RARE AND POSSIBLY UNIQUE CURLEW TRADE SIGN by noted carver Hurley Conklin, Manahawkin, NJ. Natural finish overall. Split tail carving. Retains H. CONKLIN brand on both sides. H. CONKLIN DECOYS painted

Title: EARLY TRADE SIGN Date/Period: C 1880-1920 Materials: Pine Dimensions: 12"H X 25 1/4"W X 7/8"D Provenance/Additional Info:Wonderful graphics, double sided (equally good both sides), "WYOMING LAU

A nice example of this early trade sign for an optometrist featuring nice hand-painted eyes in the lens regions, as well as ornately-crafted metal features. CONDITION: Side one shows general wear to t

SST. A nice example of this early trade sign, featuring "Locks" as well as having punched out holes, which were originally illuminated. CONDITION: Face of the sign shows hand-painted letters with age-

Title: Vintage Gilded Letter “c”. Date/Period: 1920's or earlier Dimension: 8” x 8 1/2” Provenance:Nice vintage gilded wood letter “C” from an early trade sign. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-ra

Early Dickson trade sign. Two sided. New England, circa 1835. H 28-1/4" W 57" D 1-3/4". Copy and paste this link for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/9hv54b421qsg94p/AAC1Ufv9a1oFLMoIzdF2gRK

Clock trade sign, Unusual small size, Cast iron frame with tin face. Old weathered paint. H 16-1/2" D face 11-1/2". Small stable old crack in rim. American, 19th century. Copy and paste this link for

Carved wooden trade sign featuring a formally dressed arm holding a baton or cane. 13"h x 3"w x 17.25"d **Please Note: This item is NOT eligible for in-house shipping. Please refer to the terms and co

Fine early Lawyer trade sign. New England, mid 19th century. H 15" W 25-1/2". Condition: Original dry condition. Some warping . Loose in frame. Estate of Jonathan Rickard. Link for high-res images: ht

in original gold paint. Good condition. 12" tall x 8" wide. No cracks or repairs.

Very fine rare and early milliner trade sign. New England, early 19th century. Condition: Fine original condition. Inspected under UV light. No restoration noted. H 14-1/8" W 36-3/4". Copy and paste t

A very nice example of an early barbershop trade sign pole. It is porcelain over iron with replaced top globe. CONDITION: There is some wear and minor chipping at edges, complete and working. This is

Early boot trade sign in old white paint. 9" x 9" Ht..

Early metal trade sign "CLOTHING". 48 1/2" L., 6" Ht..

A nice example of this early optical trade sign featuring orange and blue lenses with a composite material frame and steel hanging bracket. CONDITION: The lenses remain in nice condition, but the blue

Early primitive trade sign. 59" x 18 1/4" (sign only).

Early metal trade sign "BARBER/SHOP/HOT BATHS". 12" x 56 1/2".

Early Automobilia trade sign "DEMONSTRATOR / SALES DEPT". 18" x 60".

Early tri color trade sign. Painted on board "Whips, Robes, & Co." circa 1900. Measures 18" x 53".

A nice example of this copper 3-D top hat trade sign, featuring outstanding patina. CONDITION: Top hat itself shows age appropriate patina to the copper hat. Original cast iron bracket shows oxidation

COW-FORM ENAMEL TRADE SIGNEarly 20th CenturyFor De Laval Cream Separators. Double-sided. Includes iron bracket.Cow height 17". Length 30".