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Antique I. W. Harper porcelain advertising piece, 1909.
Antique I. W. Harper porcelain advertising piece, 1909.
Antique I. W. Harper porcelain advertising piece, 1909.
Antique I. W. Harper porcelain advertising piece, 1909.
Antique I. W. Harper porcelain advertising piece, 1909.
Antique I. W. Harper porcelain advertising piece, 1909.
Antique I. W. Harper porcelain advertising piece, 1909.
Antique I. W. Harper porcelain advertising piece, 1909.

Antique I. W. Harper porcelain advertising piece, 1909.

$ 712.8

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Date of Creation: 1909
  • Brand: Meyercord Co. of Chicage
  • Modified Item: No
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Condition: No chips or cracks or other imperfections. However, frame shows wear from 100+ years of being moved and hung. Frame appears original. With original wire stretcher for hanging, on back.
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Color: Multi-color
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Type of Advertising: Sign

    Description

    This is an original antique advertising sign.  Meant to be hung in the shop to advertise I.W. Harper Whiskey.  Title:  "Here's Happy Days".  Copyright is 1909 by the Bernheim Distilling Co.   It's a hunting scene of a cabin interior on Porcelain (also called Vitrolite in the day).  Normal wear on frame and no issues on the piece.  Sign is 1/4" thick.  Approximately 18 x 24, and 21 x 27 in frame.  Auction sales (ebay and others range from 0 (with problems) to ,900 (pristine).  I believe any whiskey collector would love to hang this in their office/den.  Great piece of Advertising and Whiskey history.  I'll have UPS pack and ship with insurance.  (the cost of that will be 5 per UPS).  I'll eat part of that and eat the taxes for UPS to ship (you pay the tax on the sale).
    Any questions just feel free to ask.  Inherited family piece.
    I.W. Harper
    I W Harper
    I. W. Harper
    Thanks,
    bob :)