Vintage Rotating Salesman Sample Tri-View Display Sign by Price Brothers commuter and intentional edge losses to

and intentional edge losses to the mounted print

Measures 3" x 1

A wooden single sided storefront trade sign advertising for a clothing store on 5th Avenue

The shield-shaped design and metallic silver background highlight the high-quality color lithography typical of British butcher trade signage during the interwar period

Produced during the heyday of American roadside tourism

Vintage Rotating Salesman Sample Tri-View Display Sign by Price Brothers commuter and intentional edge losses toc. 1940s 1950s; Price Brothers Inc. Chicago, IL Mechanical rotating salesman sample display sign manufactured by Price Brothers Inc. to demonstrate the company's interchangeable advertising display system. Constructed with an aluminum frame housing a series of mechanically linked rotating plastic panels, the unit illustrates how individual panels could be rotated to reveal different words, graphics, or pictorial scenes. Surviving panels retain