Vintage "Airdachs" POS Display in Original Box coffee table book 7" W x 9" H

7" W x 9" H

Active in the late 19th to mid‑20th century

Fitter rings are present at each socket to accept standard glass shades

This large-format sign was originally mounted on an exterior facade or pylon display at a Mazda dealership

an automotive parts brand owned by General Motors

Vintage "Airdachs" POS Display in Original Box coffee table book 7" W x 9" Hc. 1960s; Van Deren Hardware Company, Inc. Lexington, KY Figural store display produced to promote Wiremold electrical raceway, whimsically branded as the "Airdachs." The piece features a die cut dachshund form at each end, joined by a ribbed rubber hose section representing flexible wire conduit. Designed to be screwed together and handled, the sample allowed salesmen to demonstrate ease of installation, flexibility, and durability directly at the