WWII-Era Railroad Safety "U.S.A. Has Right of Way" Poster framed ad The sign uses a Tiffany-inspired

The sign uses a Tiffany-inspired stained glass lamp as the body of the sign with hand-painted fruits and lettering across the face

Features the classic Faygo teal logo and crest that the brand was known for in its early days

JM - 092022 - 105066

5" dia and 15

This sign acts as a business's identification as a part of Cleveland's credit bureau

WWII-Era Railroad Safety "U.S.A. Has Right of Way" Poster framed ad The sign uses a Tiffany-inspired1943; Eastern Printing Corp. New York, NY Vintage wartime railroad safety poster. The Association of American Railroads is a trade organization representing both freight and commuter railway transportation. It was formed on October 12, 1934 by the merger of five organizations: The American Railway Association, The Association of Railway Executives, The Bureau of Railroad Economics, The Railway Accounting Officers Association, and The Railway Treasury