Vintage Folk Art Tin Sign Toolbox balance It was very common for

It was very common for business owners to replace the paper decals with imagery more relevant to their industry and hang them in their store fronts

Exhibits minor signs of wear including delamination on the foil stroke around the letters and small scratches that are most visible on the black background

The ashtrays took the form of a large vessel with stylized dragons adorning the sides

This piece is part of the original run of porcelain Coke advertisements released in the early part of the 1950s

Vintage Folk Art Tin Sign Toolbox balance It was very common forVintage toolbox constructed from salvaged tin signs. While it's difficult to figure out exactly what the signs were for, much of the lettering still remains. These sign portions make up the hinged lid of the toolbox while the rest is made from wood. Exhibits signs indicative of age and use. 34" L x 10. 5" D x 16" H Please refer to photos regarding condition. MM C 11503 102324 For information regarding shipping, please visit our Terms & Conditions page