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When tin advertising signs first appeared in the U.S. around the beginning of the 19th century, they were hand-painted, making them relatively expensive to produce. But as industrialization took hold and lithography became commonplace, tin signs vied with paper posters as the means for selling products.
Vintage tin signs, in particular, are considered the quintessence of American pop art, with their nostalgic charm and historical significance making them highly sought-after collectibles available at various price points.
13 cze 2009 · Rare and Unusual Antique, Vintage and Retro Signs. Vintage Tin 7up Display Sign This vintage 7up sign was made to be attached to the rods of a wire display inside a store. It is believed to have been manufactured in the 1950s or 1960s by the Indiana Wire and Specialty Company of Indianapolis, Indiana and measures 12” x 12”.
2 lip 2024 · Old tin signs evoke a sense of nostalgia and charm, reflecting a time when advertising was more art than science. These vintage treasures, often made from durable tin or steel, adorned the...
Tin-Over-Cardboard signs hold a unique place in the world of collectibles, blending craftsmanship, advertising, and nostalgia. These signs also known as TOC signs, often used for advertising products or businesses, have a rich history dating back to the late 19th century when the industrial revolution spurred the mass production of consumer goods.
14 maj 2024 · Tin thermometer signs were most common, followed by glass clock-style gauges. A classic tin sign, Orange Crush bottle-shaped thermometers can be had for roughly $150 to $350 — a relatively small price to pay for an antique you'll likely check for the outdoor temp every day.
We have a huge selection of Retro Tin Signs including our 1950s collection. Vintage Tin signs include Hollywood, Hunting, Funny, Ford, Superman and so much more.
