Late 19th Century Sunlight Soap Lenticular Advertising Sign wwii Yosfel leading us to believe

Yosfel leading us to believe that this statue was distributed during the 1960s

The lid to this case features an art deco depiction of a knight riding his horse

This wheel had seen great use during its days in racing

it was announced through the local newspaper to "inform their friends and the public generally that they have opened a new machine shop

This cabinet features two shelves as well as a small cupboard which could store taller objects like bottles

Late 19th Century Sunlight Soap Lenticular Advertising Sign wwii Yosfel leading us to believec. 1880s; mfd. by Roots & Heinemann Connersville, IN for Lever Brothers Co. Warrington, England Outstanding antique piece advertising two different lines of soap manufactured by Lever Bros: Sunlight and Lifebuoy. While Sunlight faded quickly out of existence, Lifebuoy is still around today and still being manufactured by Lever, although under the company's partnership title: Unilever. This piece features three separate messages depending on the