Vintage "Hooper Ave." Porcelain Enamel Double-Sided Street Sign - 1 tooth These sturdy pieces

These sturdy pieces

18" W x 33" H

This piece was initially designed to aid clerks in canceling legal documents before Cummins took his design and partnered with the USPOD (United States Post Office Department) to use his machines to perforate initials on stamps

This vintage ashtray is made to resemble a small cabin and advertises for the RT Crane company

It features the same grooved lines on the head

Vintage "Hooper Ave." Porcelain Enamel Double-Sided Street Sign - 1 tooth These sturdy piecesVintage double sided porcelain street sign. This thick, hollow street sign reads "Hooper Ave." on both sides and still has much of its blue color and contrasting white lettering visible. The metal structure that's the base of all porcelain and enamel signs shows in parts. The sign is crimpled on the side that would've been attached to the pole and or bracket. Exhibits moderate signs of wear, including severe rust and large dents on one side. Companion