Vintage Sherwin Williams DSP Storefront Flange Sign holybook particularly in school-aged children

particularly in school-aged children

They featured the iconic Moxie Man or Moxie Druggist (phamacist) who became the icon of the brand in 1906 in order to further their claims of being a "nerve food"

This piece features a large

Vintage portable typewriter in a black vinyl case with a pebbled

MM - C-7312 - 021224

Vintage Sherwin Williams DSP Storefront Flange Sign holybook particularly in school-aged childrenc. 1930s 1940s; Sherwin Williams Company Cleveland, OH, USA Double sided flange mounted porcelain sign featuring the iconic "Cover the Earth" globe graphic, with a tilted paint can pouring red paint across a map labeled with continents including Africa and Europe. The lower field reads "SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS" in bold block lettering against a white ground, while the upper crest retains the smaller can motif. The sign is formed with a projecting