Early 20th Century Jevne's Bread Embossed Tin Sign access The style takes its name

The style takes its name from the traditional trip through Europe undertaken by upper-class young European men of sufficient means and rank

12" W x 17" H

This item does display signs of wear such as scratches

Despite being a low-budget imitation of the popular Dead End Kids

and lamp bulb socket

Early 20th Century Jevne's Bread Embossed Tin Sign access The style takes its namec. 1920s 1930s; mfd. by the The Crown Cork & Seal Co. for H. Jevne & Co. Los Angeles Antique embossed tin sign for bread. This piece advertises Jevne's Bread, a baked good line from the company of German immigrant Hans Jevne. This particular brand wasn't nationally known, but may bring nostalgia for those who grew up in Southern California and Arizona. Exhibits minor signs of wear including paint loss and rust. 16. 75" W x 13. 75" H Please refer to