Vintage Marquee Letter "T" with Plastic Reflectors form dresser Grain variation across the boards

Grain variation across the boards and the contrast between warm wood and utilitarian metal reinforce its purpose-built

This 19th century cycling trophy is silver plated and features ornate detailing in its base as well as filigrees atop its stem

Die-cut tin litho new-old-stock advertising sign featuring the iconic DeKalb winged ear of corn graphic

The sign features a painted depiction of Pretty Rolly

Features a detailed illustration depicting the chisel as well as other tools in their Four Square Line bordering the image

Vintage Marquee Letter "T" with Plastic Reflectors form dresser Grain variation across the boardsIndustrial marquee letter "T" constructed of painted wood with inset round plastic reflector lenses arranged across the face. The letter retains its original dimensional form with red painted sides, weathered white face, and a series of textured plastic lenses that once amplified illumination from internal bulbs. Designed for use on commercial storefronts, theaters, roadside businesses, or advertising displays. Shows heavy weathering and age related