Antique Directional Trade Sign for Coin-Op Machine grocery Features a full front zip

Features a full front zip closure

Artist: "Recluse of Xiangjiang" (likely a pen name)

prized for their durability

save for the eyes

There are no cracks or breaks

Antique Directional Trade Sign for Coin-Op Machine grocery Features a full front zipA vibrant hand painted directional sign used to draw attention toward a nearby coin operated machine or attraction. The carved wooden pointing hand complete with stylized knuckle and arrow detailing extends from a bold yellow panel stenciled LOOK in deep red shadowed lettering. These signs were commonly mounted beside penny scales, gum machines, photo booths, strength testers, and other early arcade or storefront coin op devices to pull customers in