c. 1930s Meadow Gold Ice Cream DSP Sign small cabinet This rare 'Blacksmiths Anvil' features

This rare 'Blacksmiths Anvil' features lithographs of blacksmith working on the sides with a removable lid adorned with a horseshoe

Antique metal letter stencil set

widespread rust on the bottom

This vintage shoe shine kit comes with a a bundle of new and old shining supplies

MM - 301189 - 022323

c. 1930s Meadow Gold Ice Cream DSP Sign small cabinet This rare 'Blacksmiths Anvil' featuresAntique 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,