Framed Pre-Prohibition Driving Club Rye Whiskey Tin Litho Sign shop demonstrators Marketed for all types of

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This item was likely a wheel to a piece of machinery or a cart in an industrial setting

Sargent & Co

65" W x 13" H

JM - 072022 - 104699

Framed Pre-Prohibition Driving Club Rye Whiskey Tin Litho Sign shop demonstrators Marketed for all types ofc. 1900s 1910s; L. Kahn & Co. Cleveland, OH Antique tin litho whiskey advertising sign. This piece advertises Driving Club rye whiskey, a popular pre prohibition liquor brand that doesn't seem to have survived until the end of Prohibition in 1933. The scene depicts three couples on a horse drawn buggy, celebrating and blowing long trumpets in a park. The sign is housed in a wooden frame and a wire hanger has been affixed to the back for mounting.