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Tin Signs » Barber Shop and Shoe ShineDepot Shine |
Description: These signs are not kept in stock at Spiderwebart Gallery, they will be drop shipped from the manufacturer. Due to the size and weight of these signs, actual shipping costs may increase depending on your location. Please allow 2-3 weeks for manufacturing and shipping. Looking good for Easter in 1928, meant getting the classic Train Depot Throne Chair shoeshine from the Professional Shoeshine man. But having Erect Socks that can hold themselves up were #1 priority for any Dapper Gentleman. This was a classic advertisement from Saturday Evening Post for Interwoven Socks, a sought after brand of socks. Interwoven socks boasted to stay up as long as any man could! Original illustration was done by Elbert McGran Jackson a principle Post Magazine cover artist. Great metal sign with vibrant colors. Each tin sign is designed and made in the United States using 24 gauge American steel and a process known as sublimation, where the image is baked into a powder coating for a durable and long lasting finish. A vintaging process is then performed by hand to give these signs an aged look and feel. Each sign is drilled and riveted for easy hanging. All you need is 2 nails and a hammer! Based on actual barber shop and shoeshine imagery. Weighs approximately: 2 pounds |
