Vintage Cardstock Infantile Paralysis Quarantine Warning Sign pencil sharpener Both parts screw on to

Both parts screw on to the sconce to allow replacement of the bulb

The bottom cabinet houses two shelves

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Exhibits minor scuffs and light rust

heavily marketing its enriched bread during an era when nutritional fortification was a selling point

Vintage Cardstock Infantile Paralysis Quarantine Warning Sign pencil sharpener Both parts screw on toc. 1930s 1940s; Public Health Service United States Bold red and black printed quarantine notice reading "INFANTILE PARALYSIS KEEP OUT." Produced on heavy card stock, this sign was issued by local health departments during outbreaks of poliomyelitis, then commonly called "infantile paralysis." The notice warned that violators of quarantine rules faced fines up to $200 or six months of imprisonment, reflecting early 20th century public health