19th CENTURY BUFFALO BILL'S TRADE SIGN

Painted wood sing in a domed molded frame with applied full-length Native American in full dress holding bow and arrow, "In Your Town Soon Wild West Show" h. 36 w. 30 in. Provenance: Northeast Auction

Wall paper trade sign . New England, mid-19th century. Condition: Original condition. H 19" W 40" D 1-1/2". Collection of Bill Kelly Copy and paste this link for a high- res image: https://www.dropbox

Tobacco Shop Street Sign, circa 1850, in thin riveted cast iron with pewter features, was originally fully painted, now weathered. Roughly 22" x 7" x 12", great patina.

19TH C. TRADE SIGN - Large Single Pine Plank Painted Sign for Knowlton Carriages of North Chesterville, Franklin County, Maine (probably for the new factory erected in 1894, as noted in 'Hub' magazine

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

Wood 19th century trade sign for "Miss E. Lalone, Dressmaker", has molding around perimeter, 16" x 35" x 1 3/4", back side re-purposed to sell a farm,

Appears to be a replica after the style of the late 19th century trade signs H: 25"

Sign crest states, J.A. KIEFER, with depiction of a horse below with the word, Practical, hand painted across the body, with an attached dangling horse shoe. 22”H x 33.25”W. Sussman Collec

Cast iron and zinc double-sided trade sign for a watchmaker, repairer, and/ or seller, in the form of a giant pocket watch, with "Geo. F. Bowersox" painted on the dial. Zinc is dented in several place

A vintage painted metal and iron double-sided jeweler's sign circa 1900, in the form of a pocket watch, and includes hanging bracket, 26.5"h x 18"w x 3"d. Original yardarm. DIMENSIONS: 18ʺW &#215

19th c. cast iron and tin (or zinc) clock trade sign. Cast iron surround marked "WATCHES / CLOCKS / JEWELRY". 20" x 26".

Late 19th century wood trade sign for Syracuse Plows, original paint, Syracuse Chilled Plow Company was established in 1879 and then sold out to Deere & Co. in 1910, 7.25"T x 59"L

19th Century "Antiques" Trade Sign. Double sides with remnants of robin egg blue paint. 41-1/2"l. Condition: Fair only with weathering and losses.

The hollow cast trade sign depicts a knee-high men's boot style common in the late 19th century. Figural trade signs in the form of one's trade or occupation served as effective advertising to a socie

A late 19th century Skate Maker’s Trade Sign, found in Michigan. Iron (blade including the curl in the front) and tin, the “foot” of the skate retains its original light-blue surface, both top a

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

A long 19th C. painted wood trade sign for "H.J. Pote Bicycles/Sundries". Signed "Paige". 15-1/2 in tall x 157 in long.

Painted tin hatter's trade sign in the form of an oversized top hat. Much original red and black paint present. Hat approx. 16 1/2" x 19" x 8 1/2" H. Iron bracket approx. 18" L. Provenance: the estate

Painted wood in (3) colors, molded and framed. 17 inches x 10 feet.

The hollow wall mount figure is found in old re-paint. Measures 22 x 9 x 19 inches. Provenance: Private Collection Denver, Colorado. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sales tax applie

Circa 19th century round painted two sided Florist trade sign hanging on a large iron rod. The sign reads"Peterson Florist." With the number 759 and features original black paint with accents of two l

American 19th Century Painted Softwood Trade Sign. "Watch & Clock Repairing". Single-sided with gold lettering and edge trim over black sanded surface, pie-board ends. 12-1/4" x 18-1/4". Condition: Go

19th century DR. MINAR wood hand carved double sided trade sign. We believe he was from upstate NY in the Mannsville/Watertown, NY area. Sign has minor paint loss. 25.25"h x 27.75"w. From the Mannsvil

19th c. sheet tin trade sign "THE GREAT KIDNEY LIVER AND BLADDER REMEDY...DR. KILMER & Co., BINGHAMTON N.Y.. 28" x 46".