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Ballard & Co
The portions where there has been porcelain loss have begun to rust through
This trade sign features a wooden pine hinge that allows one to choose the angle at which the razor is open
lifestyle-oriented advertising during the 1940s-1960s
Vintage Cast Metal Blacksmith Vintage Ethyl Sign Ballard & Coc. 1920s 1930s; Painted castmetal doorstop depicting a foundry molder tipping a ladle into an ingot mold. A stout slice of early industrial Americana, this figural doorstop shows a barechested workman in blue apron midpour, the ladle accented in "hot iron" red. Made from a fine sandcast body for detail, and handapplied polychrome for the color. In the early 20th century, firms such as Hubley, Arcade, Albany Foundry, and Bradley & Hubbard popularized
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