Early Railway Upper Berth Instructional Enamel Pullman Sign bear This piece is part of

This piece is part of the original run of porcelain Coke advertisements released in the early part of the 1950s

Shade measures 12" in diameter

Both pieces exhibit lightly worn leather and scuffs on the legs

Striking flush mount ceiling fixture featuring a circular cast metal body with original polychrome finish in deep green and gilt tones

with special detail given to the top finial which is often completely shattered

Early Railway Upper Berth Instructional Enamel Pullman Sign bear This piece is part ofc. 1920s 1940s; Pullman Company Chicago, IL Rectangular porcelain on steel instruction sign with bold white block lettering over a black field reading, "TO GET IN OR OUT OF UPPER BERTH, PLEASE USE THE LADDER." Four corner mounting holes remain intact, indicating fixed installation within a railcar interior. The typography is direct and highly legible, designed for quick comprehension in low light passenger conditions. Surface shows a gloss enamel