Antique Butternut Snuff Tin Litho Door Push Panel Sign Butcher Shop JM - 110222 - 105247

JM - 110222 - 105247

This was achieved by way of a flat hood (hence the "cobra" name) that shielded the horizontal light from all 360-degrees around the lamp

Antique die-cut steel figure of a nude woman who appears to be diving

This sign features a bold black font and wooden frame

Antique Butternut Snuff Tin Litho Door Push Panel Sign Butcher Shop JM - 110222 - 105247c. 1920s; George Helme Tobacco Co. Helmetta, New Jersey Antique small tin litho snuff advertising sign. Butternut snuff was a popular line of smokeless tobacco produced by George Helme's tobacco company, once reputed the world's leading producer of snuff. Interestingly, the town in which it was manufactured was named for the company as Helmetta was built around the snuff mill and named by George Helme for his daughter Etta. Exhibits minor signs of