Vintage Towle's Log Cabin Syrup Chalkboard Sign vintage relic Stain shows signs of crazing

Stain shows signs of crazing throughout

and blue applied to recessed areas while the raised sections are of the same unfinished metal color as the back

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

with a standing height of 7

MM - C-7934 - 031824

Vintage Towle's Log Cabin Syrup Chalkboard Sign vintage relic Stain shows signs of crazingc. 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