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This vintage diner menu board features the 7UP brand logo and a cheerful border of multicolored lights

Keal designed much of the iconic furniture Brown-Saltman is known for today

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the company changed its name to OPW in 1948 and was bought out by Dover Corp

Early 20th Century "Purity" Hamilton Watch Beveled Tin Litho Sign spearmint kid but could you imagine) was1900s; mfd. by The Meek Company (Coshocton, OH) for Hamilton Watch Co. Lancaster, PA Antique tin litho watch advertising sign. This sign advertises Hamilton Watches, a Pennsylvania based watch brand that has been in business since 1892 and takes after many of the popular Swiss watch brands. This particular piece features the bust of a young girl with a flower, a common advertising choice during the first half of the 20th century, meant to embody the