SINGLE SIDED PORCELAIN THE MILWAUKEE CRANE CO. SIGN.

SSP. Marked "Burdick Cons Building Chicago". There is some minor surface scratching to the face and chips to the porcelain in three of the four corners. The color and gloss on this sign is absolutely

American. 1920s/1930s. Single-sided porcelain (SSP). Aluminum. A "Burro" crane is designed to lift railroad ties and rails as part of track maintenance. Sign: 10" x 32". Plate: 9.24" x 7.75".

Curved single sided porcelain corner sign for Golden State Beer by the Milwaukee Brewery of San Francisco California. Sign is marked at bottom “Ingram-Richardson Mfg Co, Beaver Falls PA & S.F. C

SSP (single sided porcelain) Bucyrus erie crane porcelain sign. 11" H x 33.5" W.

Vintage single sided porcelain Bock Equipment Co. Indianapolis advertising sign. Sign appears to be in overall good condition with porcelain loss, discoloration, and wear from use and age. It measures

SSP (single sided porcelain) Pacific coast steamship co ticket information sign mounted on wood. 10" H x 6.5" W x 2.75" D. Age unknown.

Very nice single sided porcelain Truss MFG. Co. Westfield Indiana advertising sign. SIgn is in nice condition with very light porcelain loss and wear from use and age. It measures approximately 24" ta

American. 1950s. Single-sided porcelain. Marked, "Ready Made Sign Co., NY" lower right edge. 14 x 10". Very minor porcelain loss at lower edge.

60' x 36" RARE SSP sign with bright colors, porcelain chips on the mounting holes, chips on the boys face, a bend at the right edge, scuffs, and drip stains across the sign. *PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONL

28" x 4.5" Single sided horizontal porcelain sign with bright color and gloss. There is small 1.5" chip along the bottom edge and a small area of porcelain loss on the upper right corner. The field is

Vintage single sided porcelain Illinois Bell Telephone Co. Bell System advertising sign. Sign is in nice condition with some paint on the edges and wear from use and age. It measures approximately 8"

25.75"w x 10"h SSP sign with bright color, good gloss, stains in the perimeter and field, light edge wear with a slight bend at the left corner. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE IT

American. 1940s. Single-sided porcelain (SSP). 5" x 17". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Canadian. 1910s. Single-sided porcelain (SSP). Minor porcelain losses at extreme right and top edges, mainly at mounting holes. Faint surface stain. 13"H x 18"L.

South Carolina Electric & Gas Co. Single Sided Porcelain Door Sign TAC 8.75. SSP (single sided porcelain) die cut sign has excellent color and gloss with a clean field and chips at the mounting holes.

Single sided porcelain, "Property of Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co." Porcelain Sign. Measures 34" x 19". The sign has some chipping around the corners and grommets. There is also a notable amount of

Beckman Express & Warehouse Co Single Sided Porcelain (SSP) Sign. Very good color and gloss with tiny chips around the perimeter. Measures 12"x24". Rated 9 by The Authentication Company (TAC #038255).

SSP (single sided porcelain) Cameron Barkley co Cambar service tampa Florida porcelain sign. 6.5" H x 9" W.

has had neon Mulholland Sign Co., Chips around edge some dings interior 6 ft. W x 24 " T

Single sided porcelain (SSP) sign has good color and gloss. There's a large chip in the field and other small marks and scratches. The condition of this item is rated 7.25. Richmond Auctions guarantee

Canadian. 1910s. Single-sided porcelain (SSP). Marked, "Acton Burrows Ltd.", bottom right edge. 12" x 16". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Single sided porcelain sign for Standard Oil Company with original steel frame. Overall wear, oxidation, and rust stains which chipping on left side, frame has some minor bending. Marked in bottom rig

Vintage high pressure warning sign for Atlantic Richfield Company (ARCO), established in 1966, single sided, featuring porcelain coating, with white lettering on red field height 18.5 in. x width 18

Canadian. 1930s. Single-sided porcelain (SSP). 5" x 7". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.