Pre-Prohibition American Club Beer Self-Framed Tin Sign nabisco Features a detailed illustration depicting

Features a detailed illustration depicting the axe as well as other tools in their Four Square Line bordering the image

The General Biological Supply House (GBSH) was started in Chicago in 1913 by Morris Miller Wells while attending the University of Chicago

giving this piece a high level of eye-catching contrast

Surfaces: 24" W x 24" D

Legend has it that this crane was named after a baseball team in the company's original hometown: Detroit

Pre-Prohibition American Club Beer Self-Framed Tin Sign nabisco Features a detailed illustration depictingc. 1900s 1910s; The Lembeck and Betz Eagle Brewing Co. Jersey City, NJ Antique scrolled tin beer advertising sign. This piece advertises American Club Beer, a steam beer produced by Lembeck & Betz prior to Prohibition. Though the company didn't survive post Prohibition, it nevertheless left an indelible mark on Jersey City as the district in which the brewery once stood took its name from the company. Exhibits moderate signs of wear including finish