Antique No. 140 Lighted Koken Wall Mount Barber Pole freshman dimensional embellishments and uranium glass

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Antique No. 140 Lighted Koken Wall Mount Barber Pole freshman dimensional embellishments and uranium glassc. 1920s; Koken Barbers' Supply Co. St. Louis, MO Illuminated wall mounted barber pole manufactured by Koken, one of the most influential names in early American barber shop equipment. The pole features a substantial cast metal framework enclosing alternating red and white stained glass panels arranged in the traditional spiral pattern associated with the barbering trade. White porcelain enamel caps with turned finials frame the top and bottom, while