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c. 1940 Crystal Palace Carnival Wooden Sign coal miner First set (top): 2

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Description

First set (top): 2

Exhibits signs of wear

to this day

The General Biological Supply House (GBSH) was started in Chicago in 1913 by Morris Miller Wells while attending the University of Chicago

Exhibits moderate signs of wear including faded/chipped graphics and shaving cream residue

c. 1940 Crystal Palace Carnival Wooden Sign coal miner First set (top): 2Vintage carnival sign with hand painted graphics. We are unsure where this sign was used, but it appears to be from the early half of the 20th century. 117" W x 23" H Please refer to photos regarding condition. This item will need to be shipped via freight. Please review our Terms & Conditions page for more information. MM 106498 040224

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