Early 20th Century Da-Cote Enamel Varnish Self-Framed Advertising Sign grist likely due to being an

likely due to being an outdoor sign exposed to the elements

Charles Taylor

When the scissor arm is closed it measures 11" in length

Featured on the front of this piece is the original art deco advertisement decal

Early 20th Century Da-Cote Enamel Varnish Self-Framed Advertising Sign grist likely due to being anc. 1910s; by H. D. Beach Co. for Murphy Varnish Co. Newark Chicago Antique tin litho advertisement originally used as a point of sale display. This self framed piece, though rusted, still boasts many of its original colors. This sign once held a sample sheet below the small, protruding lip near the bottom; it was filled with a row of metal strips that each showcased the colors available. Da Cote marketed itself as an enamel varnish that could be