Antique Lee "Union-Alls" SSP Advertising Sign harvest including small abrasions and paint

including small abrasions and paint loss along the lower edge

while the three lower drawers offer full open storage

all rendered in fine cast detail typical of American foundries of the period

Unmarked examples like this were commonly produced for grocers

this IWCR "Special Edition" model captures the elaborate Rococo revival style that defined early American commercial design

Antique Lee "Union-Alls" SSP Advertising Sign harvest including small abrasions and paintc. 1920s; H. D. Lee Mercantile Company Kansas City, MO Single sided porcelain enamel advertising sign for Lee Union Alls workwear, featuring bold blue ground graphics with "Union Made" slogans and illustrated factory workers at either end. The central "Lee Union Alls" trademark is rendered in heavy white lettering with black shadowing and gold accent lines, while the lower text reads "For Comfort, Economy, Safety!" The imagery and language strongly