c. 1950 Salesman Sample Dahlberg Coin-Op Pillow Radio in Case Bertoia The design integrates Art Deco

The design integrates Art Deco and early Modernist influences

This sign features a shoe sole with the Neolite branding paired with large block and script text in blue against a yellow field for easy readability

military buildings

a once-popular imitation grape pop created in 1960 and first bottled in 1921

c. 1950 Salesman Sample Dahlberg Coin-Op Pillow Radio in Case Bertoia The design integrates Art DecoThis mid century Dahlberg coin op radio was produced for hotels, hospitals, and motels offering timed, private listening through the brand's signature pillow speaker. Housed in a glossy cream Bakelite shell with streamline detailing, the unit features the classic dome top coin mechanism labeled "Deposit 1 to 5 Dimes", red dial and volume wheels, and a horizontal station readout typical of postwar commercial radios. When activated, the built in timer