NY Trolley Sign: City Hall Metal Trade Sign, c 1890

Item: NY Trolley Sign, "City Hall" Metal Trade Sign Date: c 1890 Material: Double-sided, metal Size: 4 inches high x 20 inches wide Please note that this lot has a reserve. When you leave a bid in adv

Item: NY Trolley Sign, "South Ferry" Trade Sign Material: Double-sided, metal Date: 1890s Size: 4 inches high x 20 inches wide Please note that this lot has a reserve. When you leave a bid in advance

Large size. "City Hall Park in Front" and "175" marked on both end caps. Nice stenciling and paint. Has original trolley pull but a piece off the end maybe missing. The four Union Depot metal signs ha

Oil on wood, a folk art sign with a later frame. The text reads, "Harris and Cole Bro's" and the decoration features a central eagle and a farm in the background. The sign was made for the The Cole Br

Oil on wood, with a later frame. The text reads, "Harris and Cole Bro's" and the decoration features a central eagle and a farm in the background. The sign was made for the The Cole Brothers Pump and

Item: "The Talk of the Town. Dancing Every Saturday Night": Grange Hall Sign Material: Metal Date: Circa 1890 Origin: New Hampshire Dimensions: 18 x 19.5 inches Please note that this lot has a reserve

Figural Pawn Brokers Trade sign, late 19th c c. 1890 24 h x 12 in. W Three ball classic symbol, wood & iron, great patina & color. Rare diminutive scale. Please note that this lot has a confidential r

Late 19th C. Pocket Watch Trade Sign - metal 38"H x 31" DIA.

Late 19th C. Dentist Metal Trade Sign. Inscribed "Dr. W.P. Swasey Dentist". Dr Swasey was a Salem, MA dentist in the late 19th C. into the early 20th C. The lettering is hand painted on tin.

Sickle Plug Tobacco sign Graphic metal sign. 20 h x 13 w c 1890 Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. Jasper52 will

Dealers in Wagons, Bobs and Cutters . Gilt and painted molded hardwood (possibly oak) 14 x 72 inches. Together with a piece of A.H. Reynolds note paper with letterhead.

A 19th century painted metal pocket watch trade sign for C.R. Adams. Jeweler. 19 in tall x 13-3/4 in wide.

Painted metal double-sided trade sign, 20th c., "Delicious Sandwiches To Take Out", painted metal in hardwood frame, 25.75"h x 25.5"w

Small metal painted trade sign from upstate, NY. Measures 24"x12". Good condition with some chipping and wear. Sign reads "Yadack Funeral Home"

C. 1900's sheet metal trade sign "ICE CREAM SODA". 21" x 26".

Painted sheet metal trade sign "GREEN"S QUALITY PEACHES, PORTLAND, N.Y. RT. 20" (also marked "Hawk"). 18 1/2" D.

Figural Pretzel Trade Sign. Hanover, Pennsylvania (famed for its pretzel makers) double-sided hanging metal trade sign. Faux encrusted salt texture. 12 h x 14 d, c. 1930 Please note that this lot has

Riggert Jewelry Double-Side Trade Sign. c. 1900-20s. "Grout's Excelsior" written under watch hands. Heavy metal double sided sign. Painted on both sides. Possibly numbers re-painted later, expected ag

19th c. two sided wooden painted tavern trade sign. Original metal hangers. 25 1/2" x 44 1/2".

Vintage Metal Cow Trade Sign. Painted red and white. 2nd Quarter, 20th C. Appears to have been attached to a pole/post. Measurements: 35"w x 19"h x 4"d Shipping: Available for in-house shipping. Plea

Item: Handcut dog silhouette trade sign Material: Thin sheet iron Date: 1920-1930's Dimensions: 23 x 20 inches Please note that this lot has a reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction,

The Dancing Penguin Trade Sign, c 1940 On its original wood base, this frolicking, kinetic  penguin dances its way into your heart.  New England.  Likely the sign/mascot for a Dance Hall or Supper

PHENOMENAL, Fresh to the Market Trade Sign. Queen City Portrait Company of Elmira NY. Curved Tin Sign with Wood backing, still retains its original mounting hardware. Graves and Goldsmith were the Las

"If you're at all particular" Drink Diamond "A" Beverages metal sign. Salt City Bottling Co. "Remember the Bottle". 19.75"w x 14"h. See photos. From the North Syracuse, NY Estate. Please read the Term