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Rare 1930s Art Deco Porcelain Trade Sign Neon Advertising Old Vtg Antique Paint
1930s Art deco trade sign from burlington iowa.
century
wooden
antique
primitive
painted
signed
painting
portrait
american
style
japanese
canvas
shop
large
sign
master
landscape
rare
advertising
hand
wood
19th
store
very
paint
signs
porcelain
original
early
1930's
enamel
board
folk
metal
vintage
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