Antique "Le Roy Little" Cigar Advertising Tin Sign rolling cart allowing you to carry the

allowing you to carry the small parts contained inside around your workspace

providing both utility and constant brand visibility

including labeled examples such as "Glue Chip Glass

under the Kleer-Tone brand

The McFarlane-Lang company dates back to 1817 Scotland when James Lang opened his first bakery in Gallowgate

Antique "Le Roy Little" Cigar Advertising Tin Sign rolling cart allowing you to carry thec. 1900s; L. Miller & Sons New York, NY Color lithographed tin advertising sign promoting Le Roy Little Cigars, featuring a finely dressed gentleman in a broad brimmed sombrero smoking a cigar while leaning against shipping crates marked "L. Miller & Sons, N. Y., U. S. A." The composition combines bold block lettering with richly colored chromolithographic artwork typical of turn of the century cigar advertising. Displays heavy age related wear