Vintage Sherwin Williams DSP Storefront Flange Sign holybook Chicago" and "Patent Allowed

Chicago" and "Patent Allowed

Antique industrial warning sign

They featured the iconic Moxie Man or Moxie Druggist (phamacist) who became the icon of the brand in 1906 in order to further their claims of being a "nerve food"

MM - C-7312 - 021224

This piece features a large

Vintage Sherwin Williams DSP Storefront Flange Sign holybook Chicago" and "Patent Allowedc. 1930s 1940s; Sherwin Williams Company Cleveland, OH, USA Double sided flange mounted porcelain sign featuring the iconic "Cover the Earth" globe graphic, with a tilted paint can pouring red paint across a map labeled with continents including Africa and Europe. The lower field reads "SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS" in bold block lettering against a white ground, while the upper crest retains the smaller can motif. The sign is formed with a projecting