Antique 'Drink Orange-Julep in Bottles' Tin Sign bean show cases and counters like

show cases and counters like this one offered here

This piece features gilt embellishments on the lettering and decal and duotone colored graphics

Case (when closed): 6" W x 12

2 tobacco cutter from National Manufacturing features a a cast metal body and is mounted on a wooden block

This beautiful 130 year old toy is difficult to find especially in this nice condition and with its original driver

Antique 'Drink Orange-Julep in Bottles' Tin Sign bean show cases and counters like1920s; Grimm Metal Sign Corp St Louis, MO This original Orange Julep tin metal sign comes with a wealth of history and some confusion. This Orange Julep (with the hyphen) comes from Clayton James Howel working for a company called Jersey Creme (also with a hyphen) in Chicago, Illinois. This sign advertises an Orange Julep that originated from a non carbonated drink by J. M. Thompson in Chicago from around 1906. Clayton Howel loved the drink so much,