c. 1930s Meadow Gold Ice Cream DSP Sign small cabinet widespread rust on the bottom

widespread rust on the bottom

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This rare but handy little 1950's Port A VIew makes viewing those boxes of slides without the hassle of getting our a projector screen

This vintage Newport butane lighter features its original box

c. 1930s Meadow Gold Ice Cream DSP Sign small cabinet widespread rust on the bottomAntique double sided porcelain advertising sign manufactured by Burdick Enamel Sign Co. in Chicago; Burdick was a fixture in the enamel sign manufacturing industry, at one point operating facilities in four major U. S. cities: Chicago, Boston, Baltimore, and New York. Burdick eventually closed its doors in 1950. Meadow Gold Ice Cream is a subsidiary of Meadow Gold, a dairy company that opened in 1901 in Topeka, KS. Meadow Gold is still open today,