Antique 'Drink Orange-Julep in Bottles' Tin Sign NOLA All cabinet and door keys

All cabinet and door keys are included and the mechanisms in this piece appear to operate as they were intended

it' similar in style

the edge of a desk or workbench or to the side of machinery

but have some struggle a bit due to use

This model was manufactured by Sargent Welch Scientific company

Antique 'Drink Orange-Julep in Bottles' Tin Sign NOLA All cabinet and door keys1920s; Grimm Metal Sign Corp St Louis, MO This original Orange Julep tin metal sign comes with a wealth of history and some confusion. This Orange Julep (with the hyphen) comes from Clayton James Howel working for a company called Jersey Creme (also with a hyphen) in Chicago, Illinois. This sign advertises an Orange Julep that originated from a non carbonated drink by J. M. Thompson in Chicago from around 1906. Clayton Howel loved the drink so much,