Early 20th Century E.P. Leischner Single-Sided Porcelain Pharmacy Sign county This extinguisher was originally inspected

This extinguisher was originally inspected by Underwriters' Laboritories

The catalog sits on four cast iron legs that each boast the stylized figural owl design popular on late 19th and early 20th century library furniture

Tin litho advertising sign for Eddy's Bread

with tear-off sheets for subsequent months

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Early 20th Century E.P. Leischner Single-Sided Porcelain Pharmacy Sign county This extinguisher was originally inspectedc. 1900s; E. P. Leischner, Chemist Chicago Heavy sinlge sided porcelain (SSP) enamel trade sign in navy blue with white block lettering reading "E. P. LEISCHNER, R. Ph." This elongated, narrow format was likely mounted outside a Chicago pharmacy, advertising the licensed pharmacist and proprietor. The clean sans serif lettering and enamel finish reflect the professional, durable signage standards of early 20th century urban storefronts. Research links