Late 19th Century Barbershop Wooden Trade Sign clayware This piece had an adjustable

This piece had an adjustable neck that swings 360-degrees perpendicular to the stand

while in working order

The sign is in excellent condition with minimal wear

MM - 106241 - 041823

Features the classic dome shade and three points of articulation along the stainless steel body that is affixed to the mounted

Late 19th Century Barbershop Wooden Trade Sign clayware This piece had an adjustableThis antique straight razor trade sign likely originated just before the turn of the 20th century. Trade signs were figural representations of a particular service that could be easily identified during a time when many people never had the opportunity to learn how to read or write and used symbols in place of words. This trade sign features a wooden pine hinge that allows one to choose the angle at which the razor is open. Exhibits minor signs of