Antique Fairbanks-Morse Locomotive Builders Plaque shipping likely salvaged from a service

likely salvaged from a service station

This piece features both the natural forms one expects to find in Art Nouveau pieces in addition to notes of the upcoming Art Deco design

but has not been tested in shop

Vintage double-sided Chinese flashlight manufacturer flanged advertising sign

invented what is now known as the first true barbed wire

Antique Fairbanks-Morse Locomotive Builders Plaque shipping likely salvaged from a servicec. 1920s; Fairbanks, Morse and Co. St. Johnsbury, VT Antique embossed aluminum wall plauque. This piece comes from a Fairbanks Morse manufacturing facility, specifically a location where they built C Liner diesel locomotives. It features the company's branding, a hand grasping a large weight; this is a reference to their history in the manufacture of weighing scales. This branding stands out in high relief from the backdrop, a series of ribbed