Antique Burma Shave Wooden Advertisement Set awnings The cabinet has been refinished

The cabinet has been refinished in its entirety by Industrial Artifacts

Tin frame inlaid with scalloped glass and silver foil lettering with a large border

This ice cream bell is made from four graduated size brass bells that harmonize together

A coat of polyurethane has been added to the wooden top to preserve it's character but the cabinet has been otherwise kept in original condition

Antique Burma Shave Wooden Advertisement Set awnings The cabinet has been refinishedc. 1920s; Burma Vita Co. Minneapolis Set of three Burma Shave painted wood advertisements. During the 1920s, Alan Odell promoted his father's shaving cream, Burma Shave, via clever signs spaced 100 feet apart along highways. Starting in Minnesota without rhymes, these signs later expanded to 7,000 sets across 45 states. They featured witty verses promoting the shaving cream, alongside messages on romance and safe driving. These signs exhibit various