Antique "Peerless Shoe Repair" Double-Sided Painted Wooden Sign colombian and be wiped off without

and be wiped off without damaging the original material

but with a more ornate crown that what came standard on that piece

This piece features intense graphics depicting the iconic "Armstrong Grip" their tires were known for

This antique Chicago street guide was manufactured by the Hebard Storage Warehouses in 1929

Antique "Peerless Shoe Repair" Double-Sided Painted Wooden Sign colombian and be wiped off withoutA monumental, boot shaped wooden trade sign for Peerless Shoe Repair, painted in strong roadside red with white block lettering. Shaped signs like this were a mainstay of early 20th century cobblers bold silhouettes meant to catch the eye from the street and communicate a shop's specialty instantly, long before neon and mass produced signage dominated American commercial districts. The board retains a wonderful period presence: hand rendered