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Ing-Rich Salesman Sample
Condition: Excellent
Era: 1920’s
Company: Ingram Richardson Manufacturing Company
Location: Beaver Falls, PA
Size: 4″ Wide
Material: Porcelain Enamel over Steel
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The sign is approximately 20″ by 14″ and is made of reverse-painted glass mounted in a wooden frame. The graphics on this glass sign display the Kuebeler-Stang Brewing Company insignia on the bottom left of the sign as well as the typography advertising. Signs like this one would have been displayed on the walls of taverns or above the backbar to advertise Kuebeler-Stang Sandusky Brewery products to patrons.
Columbia Beer Lighted Sign
Era: 1940's
Brewery: Columbia Brewing Company
Location: Shenandoah, PA
Note: This sign has had some professional restoration done to it.
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Early Hotel “Y-B Cigar” Sign
Condition: Excellent
Era: 1920’s
Company: Willow Brook Hotel
Product: Yocum Brothers Cigars
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Material: Painted Metal with Timber Frame Backer
Size: 72" by 48"
Indianapolis Beer Sign
Here is an early Indianapolis Beer Porcelain Sign from the Indianapolis Brewing Company located in Indianapolis, IL. This pre-prohibition era Indianapolis Beer Porcelain Sign is from the late 1800s era and is in excellent condition for its age.
The sign was made by the National Enameling Company located in Cincinnati, OH. It’s approximately 18″ wide and made of porcelain enamel over steel. On the back of the sign there is a small remnant of the paper label for National Enameling Company.
The graphics on this sign depict a nude woman sitting on a Winged Wheel with the typography reading “Indianapolis Brewing Company Beer” and the tagline “The World’s Standard of Perfection”. The “Winged Wheel” is a symbol used historically on monuments by the ancient Greeks and Romans and signifies motion, progress, and speed. Signs like this one would have hung outside of a tavern hotel, or distributor to advertise Indianapolis Beer to patrons passing by.