Antique Burma Shave Wooden Advertisement Set japanned copper A table such as this

A table such as this one could have served it's life as either a workbench at a farm or a butchers island preparing food

This light fixture can be mounted to either the wall or the ceiling

This exceptional tufted leather loveseat features an oxblood finish

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as the head and handle are both still tightly secured to each other and have no visible damage or noteworthy wear due to age

Antique Burma Shave Wooden Advertisement Set japanned copper A table such as thisc. 1920s; Burma Vita Co. Minneapolis Set of three Burma Shave painted wood advertisements. During the 1920s, Alan Odell promoted his father's shaving cream, Burma Shave, via clever signs spaced 100 feet apart along highways. Starting in Minnesota without rhymes, these signs later expanded to 7,000 sets across 45 states. They featured witty verses promoting the shaving cream, alongside messages on romance and safe driving. These signs exhibit various