Vintage Mount Vernon Whiskey Point-of-Sale Display Rack poison crock the leather shows evidence of

the leather shows evidence of wear

This matched pair of unused Cleary signs was likely intended for display in agricultural or commercial settings where the company's pre-engineered structures were sold or constructed

This framed display commemorates one of the most legendary transactions in baseball history: the 1919 sale of George Herman "Babe" Ruth by the Boston Red Sox to the New York Yankees

Vintage porcelain bread advertising door push plate

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Vintage Mount Vernon Whiskey Point-of-Sale Display Rack poison crock the leather shows evidence ofCountertop liquor store display featuring a circular Mount Vernon Brand whiskey advertising sign mounted within its original yellow painted wire bottle rack stand. The lithographed sign depicts a cartoon pelican dressed in colonial attire carrying a purse marked "Light on the purse" and a bill or pouch marked "Light on the palate," promoting Mount Vernon whiskey with spaces below for pricing by the fifth, pint, and half pint. The wire stand was