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This item is part of an estate buy out. very cool item. This piece may or may not have, wrinkles, stains, holes, tears, wear, etc. Selling all items as found, age and year of production vary and are unknown. Great item to add to your collection or display as decor. See pics for content and condition. Combined shipping on multiple purchases.

This product is a vintage metal sign from the 1920-30’s featuring the Durkee Atwood Automotive Belts logo. It would have been used as decorative advertising at a gas station or service station during that time period. The sign reflects the theme of gas and oil, making it a unique and nostalgic collectible item for those interested in automotive history and vintage advertising.

The Defiance Tire Tin Tacker Sign from the 1920s-1930s is a collectible advertising piece featuring a gas & oil theme. This sign is a type of merchandise and memorabilia that would have been commonly seen during that time period, showcasing the branding and promotional efforts of the tire and gas industry. Perfect for vintage collectors or those interested in retro advertising, this tin tacker sign captures a piece of history from the early 20th century. The sign was part of the Kash of signs found in the sign companies building. These were made in the 20s or 30s and used as Fire Protection to clad a door. Their survivors. That’s the reason I painted on the back. I have a couple of the selling Beautiful condition for the age.

The Defiance Tire Tin Tacker Sign from the 1920s-1930s is a collectible advertising piece featuring a gas & oil theme. This sign is a type of merchandise and memorabilia that would have been commonly seen during that time period, showcasing the branding and promotional efforts of the tire and gas industry. Perfect for vintage collectors or those interested in retro advertising, this tin tacker sign captures a piece of history from the early 20th century. The sign was part of the Kash of signs found in the sign companies building. These were made in the 20s or 30s and used as Fire Protection to clad a door. Their survivors. That’s the reason I painted on the back. I have a couple of the selling Beautiful condition for the age.