Carriage-Wagon Builder trade sign

Item: "A.E. Stiles Builder So. Windsor": Vintage Builder's Trade Sign Material: Wooden boards Origin: Connecticut Date: Twentieth century Dimensions: 24 x 18 inches Please note that this lot has a res

Large boat model or ship builder trade sign. The hull is painted white with sky blue and yellow trim and yellow rudder. The name "Bunny Lad" is painted on both starboard bow and port bow. The words "D

Iron Body builder gymnasium trade sign wall hanging . Many pictures are added for your reference , please see pictures for exact age and fine details . Size : 8.30 x 5.75 x 1.25 inch . Ref : 174 .

Advertising prints (2), D. H. Robey, Carriage, Wagon & Automobile Builder-Indianapolis, IN, Victorian ladies, minor creases on bottom, one w/water damage, o/wise both VG cond, 25.5"H x 13.5"W.

Iron body builder gymnasium trade display sign . Size : 10.00 x 11.90x 1.00 inch .

Painted wooden trade sign "T.O. REESE / CONTRACTOR & / BUILDER / WEST VIEW P.A.". 20 1/2" x 36".

Rate: 8.25 - 96 x 13 - Single Sided Porcelain. Early sign that would have been on a wagon / carriage delivery rig. Has good color and gloss. Shows Chips here and there, but a cool piece of history.&nb

American Folk Art tole merchant's trade sign,possibly constructed from a weathervane, late 19th / early 20th century, depicting a man on a cart driving a horse with carriage. 17.25” H x 33.5&#82

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

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.

Group of (2) painted wood trade signs, 20th century, to include: ''Material Handlers''; and ''General Builder, Home Improvement''. Wear from use. 7-7/8''h, 60''w (materials); 24''h, 36''w (builder). P

This is an early paper advertisement for Frank B. Jones Carriages and Wagons, located at 143 & 244 North Broad in Philadelphia. This 1880's advertisement features a selection of available styles of th

This railway carriage is a brand new in original box. The box shows some signs of shelf wear. Please, review pictures for condition and details. This would be a great addition to your collection!

This railway carriage is a brand new in original box. The box also shows no signs of wear or damage. Please, review pictures for condition and details. This would be a great addition to your collectio

This is an important, early tin sign with a Smaltz surface and wood backing. The sign is a great example of early, handmade advertising. It is amazing it has survived this long. The gold lettering is

Important lake trout trade sign, Oscar Peterson, Cadillac, Michigan, 2nd quarter 20th century. Carved in the round with glass eyes, metal side fins, and carved mouth and gills. Metal strapping along e

This amazing, light up, soda trade sign, was made by Beacon MFG. and Sales Co., from 729 6th Avenue, New York, New York. Has the original manufacturers label on the wall bracket. An original cord. An

Great example of a “ working Indian “ in it's used and unrestored state. Measures 53" tall including base. Provenance: Provenance: The Mark Goldman collection

Very scarce sand painted single sided John Deere sign with all original paint. This is a very hard sign to find and we have never sold an example like this. There is some wear to the sand paint, overa

This sign has a sand painted surface with silver lettering. In the center of the sign is a illustration of an Oliver plow. On the back side of the sign, someone has re-purposed the sign to say "Water

IROQUOIS BEER CO. TRADE SIGN 27 1/2" X 17 1/2"

Fine eyeglasses trade sign. Painted cast iron and tin. Original paint. Signed Tompkins. American, probably New York, circa 1865. Condition: Fine original condition. L 22-1/2" H 7". Copy and paste this

Second half 19th century. Carved wooden sign in the form of a pocket watch with cast iron hanger. Layers of gilding and gold paint. Double sided with "J. Ricksecker" on one side and overpaint in gothi

This sand painted trade sign is single sided and retains its original wooden frame. On the back of the sign there is a receipt showing that someone paid $5000.00 for this sign in 1986 at Bill Harrah's