Early 20th Century Hand-Painted "F. L. Grant" Tin Ithaca Sign armless allowing the lever to move

allowing the lever to move through its cutout pattern

The seat of this chair rests at 15" in height and the arms rest at 21" in height

The salesman sample appears to be complete and free of damage although the felt that lines the bottom of the sample is in poor condition

MM - 8575 - 041124

Early 20th Century Hand-Painted "F. L. Grant" Tin Ithaca Sign armless allowing the lever to movec. 1910s 1920s; F. L. Grant Salamanca, NY Painted tin advertising sign featuring a stylized portrait of a salesman pointing toward the viewer above bold block lettering that reads "YOU CAN SAVE MONEY SEE F. L. GRANT FIRST SALAMANCA." Executed in black and teal paint against a cream toned ground, this piece captures the graphic vernacular of early 20th century local commerce, with its hand rendered typography and simple, attention grabbing composition.