Late 19th Century Barbershop Wooden Trade Sign clayware The lowest map must be

The lowest map must be hand rolled

daughter of Hiram and Sarah Ellwood

MM - C-6619 - 121323

including finish rubbing

Late 19th Century Barbershop Wooden Trade Sign clayware The lowest map must beThis antique straight razor trade sign likely originated just before the turn of the 20th century. Trade signs were figural representations of a particular service that could be easily identified during a time when many people never had the opportunity to learn how to read or write and used symbols in place of words. This trade sign features a wooden pine hinge that allows one to choose the angle at which the razor is open. Exhibits minor signs of