Antique Embossed Tin Oshkosh Advertising Sign odd fellows became the publisher of what

became the publisher of what we now know as The Boston Globe

Exhibits minor signs of wear including some fading on the figures in the corners and some small scuffs

Stars & Stripes was a newspaper distributed to Allied forces during the war in order to give them information about the goings-on of the war and back home

Early 20th century Red Cross enlistment poster

while the other cups measure 3" in diameter with standing heights of 3"

Antique Embossed Tin Oshkosh Advertising Sign odd fellows became the publisher of whatc. 1920s 1930s; Oshkosh Clothing and Manufacturing Co. Oshkosh, WI Embossed tin clothing company advertisement. This piece was manufactured for prominent overalls manufacturer Oshkosh B'Gosh, known for their hickory striped overalls. The hickory stripe originally had a purpose in preventing the visibility of oil stains for railroad workers. Exhibits moderate signs of wear including a missing and heavily rusted left side. 19" W x 3. 25" H MM C 7903