Wishing Well Tin Sign

Canadian. Marked, "St. Thomas Metal Signs, Ltd". 17" x 34". Multiple mounting perforations mostly at perimeter. Scuffs, scratches and some oxidization. Est. $300 - 500

Canadian. 1950s. Single-sided lithographed tin. 48 x 18". Surface exhibits heavy uniform sun fade. Moderate oxidation and splits, especially at edges. Numerous added mounting holes.

Canadian. 1950s. Single sided tin (SST), embossed. Condition: 7.5. Surface losses from edges, mainly the right edge. Scattered surface scratches, creases and losses. 19.25" H x 27.25" W.

Canadian. 1959. Single-sided embossed lithographed tin. Marked, "S.T.M.S - 59" lower center edge. 27.25 x 19.25". Added mounting holes at left and right edges. Minor edge creases and scattered scratch

DST. Unique and well displaying Tin Flange Sign for Associated Motorways showing excellent Bus graphic on each side with "Booking Office". CONDITION: Side one is overall excellent with bright color &

German Nursery Rhyme Wishing Well Sand Toy, Tin Litho, early

Tin Sign some light wear, Measures: 24" in length

Buster Brown bread decorators sign in wooden frame. Copy of an original tin sign, very well done and with good color. Condition:(Very Good).Frame: 30 - 1/2" x 22 - 3/4".Dimensions:

rated 7, 19.25"x27.25", the SST embossed sign has good color and shine, has wear and fine scratches in the field, has vertical crease in the right hand field. TAC #044059

6' Ajax Balloons Cords "For the Well-Attired Car" Single Sided Tin Sign & Wooden Frame TAC 7.9. SST (single sided tin) sign has moderate color and shine. There's some spotting and wear to the paint th

AGS CERTIFIED #10145. SST. Sign is Maker Marked Robertson & Dated 1959. An exceptionally bright and well displaying example of this Tin Sign from Coca Cola showing Six Pack graphic with Fishtail scrip

DST. A unique and well displaying Tin Service Station Flange Sign from Gulf showing different script on each side. Most likely a New Old Stock example. CONDITION: Side one shows excellent color throug

Tin sign with iconic well dressed gentlemen smoking the products of "OMAR TURKISH BLEND CIGARETTES" and reads "20 for 15 CENTS." There is a picture of the product in the lower left hand corner. Eviden

Nice two color neon embossed tin sign displays very well. The sign is clean and the neon works as it should. This is a modern sign. 14"d. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN

19th Century Painted Tin Sign. Lorenz Shaw Well Driller Any Size & Depth. Painted by H.C. Berner. 23-1/4"h. x 31-1/2"w. Condition: Fair to good with losses and rust.

Made in GB by Wells, Tin windup has Welsotoys Dairies sign that raises and lowers as toy moves. Min or wear, original box is complete. Works fine. 5 1/2" long, Excellent.

SSP (single sided porcelain) wishing well door push. 10.5" H x 6" W. Age unknown.

Parke Davis & Co. tin lithographed sign. [Philadelphia: Wells & Hope & Co., ca. 1880s]. Large lithograph tin panel depicting the Parke Davis headquarters on the Detroit River, surrounded by ships in t

DST. An outstanding example of this Kendall Motor Oil Service Station Quart Can Rack showing a double-sided Tin Topper Sign as well as all 12 original Kendall Motor Oil One Quart Cans. CONDITION: The

SST. Maker Marked Senteene & Green, New York. Detailed and well displaying C. 1920's Embossed Tin Sign for Imperial Club Cigars showing Cigar Box graphic. CONDITION: Sign is overall very good shoeing

SST. Sign is Maker Marked A.M. & Dated 1947 & the Button Topper is Maker Marked A.M. & Dated 1950. An excellent example of this beautiful as well as graphic two piece Tin Pilaster Sign from Coca Cola

SST. Unique and well displaying C. 1950's Embossed Tin Sign for Moog Replacement Car Parts showing Parts graphics. CONDITION: Sign shows very good color & gloss throughout with clean graphics. Sign sh

Shows some wear, has product inside, displays well, front sign is tin, 10.25"x21", rated 8.25

SST. Maker's marked "Wells & Hope Co." A c. 1910s Eureka Whiskey single-sided painted tin lithograph sign. The Wells & Hope Company was established by John F. Hope and Joseph Lewis Wells in 1845, and