Antique Painted Burma Shave Sign songbird automaton leaving an almost japanned look

leaving an almost japanned look across the entirety

5" W x 15" H

AB - 104415 - 033122

Sterling still remains today and is as popular with the working class now as it was in 1938

Antique Painted Burma Shave Sign songbird automaton leaving an almost japanned lookc. 1920s; Burma Vita Co. Minneapolis Antique wooden Burma Shave advertising sign. This piece was one of a set of roadside advertising signs produced for Burma Shave, an early brushless shaving cream. These signs would have been placed along highways and have a series of phrases that together represent the full advertisement. The reverse side of this sign features a painted over advertisement for Lucky Strike cigarettes, and despite being covered, the