Early 20th Century Cooks Goldblume Beer And Ale Tin Sign vintage foundry Exhibits minor signs of wear

Exhibits minor signs of wear on sign box

This piece features a simple wooden chassis with safety glass screen and 10" CRT screen

An illustrated gloved hand with a welding torch graces the side with branding across the top

• Top shelf: 31" W x 9

Large stoneware crock with a glazed interior

Early 20th Century Cooks Goldblume Beer And Ale Tin Sign vintage foundry Exhibits minor signs of wearc. 1940s; F. W. Cook Company Evansville, IN Lithographed oval tin serving tray advertising Cook's Goldblume Beer & Ale. This advertising tray features bold graphics with a faux woodgrain rim framing a vibrant illustration of two hands hoisting bottles of Cook's Goldblume Beer and Ale against a light blue field. Lettered banners at the top and bottom read "Cook's Goldblume" and "Beer and Ale." The F. W. Cook Brewing Company, founded in 1853 in