Vintage Towle's Log Cabin Syrup Chalkboard Sign vintage relic AF - 301714 - 0311224

AF - 301714 - 0311224

MM - C-9157 - 052224

the back side is constructed of particle board

Collection of various 19th century (1868-1883) barbed wire samples from a multitude of manufacturers

This sign has been cut below the Wasserman vanity label and exhibits minor signs of wear including dents and scratches/scuffs

Vintage Towle's Log Cabin Syrup Chalkboard Sign vintage relic AF - 301714 - 0311224c. 1930s; General Foods Corp. Rye Brook, NY Vintage advertising chalkboard menu sign. This piece features a cardstock litho print depicting a "syrup camp" operation in the woods with illustrated graphics showing the product and other embellishments. Log Cabin, once a true maple syrup, was named for the childhood hero of company owner Patrick J. Towle, Abraham Lincoln. Exhibits minor signs of wear including some stains. 12" W x 22" H Please refer to