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Early 20th Century Chicago Drugs Milk Glass Sign new hamphire This sign would be applied

SKU: 58808051814
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Description

This sign would be applied to the front of a 25¢ turnstile dispenser

and eight coat and hat hooks on the bottom bar

Does not come with shade

including rust throughout (most prominent on the recessed side of the sign)

25"D x 4"H

Early 20th Century Chicago Drugs Milk Glass Sign new hamphire This sign would be appliedThis sign was manufactured by Rawson & Evans sometime during the late 1800s and early 1900s. Rawson & Evans was best known for glue chipped glass signs and gold leaf signs. This sign is made from hand cut milk glass. This sign was used to advertise for a pharmacy. This sign comes complete with its original bracket. This sign measures 57" in length, 9" in depth with a standing height of 25. 5". This item will need to be shipped via freight. Please see

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