Early Railway Upper Berth Instructional Enamel Pullman Sign post office This piece features all-brass manufacture

This piece features all-brass manufacture with lightly embossed lettering

Late antique or early vintage double-sided porcelain sign from a CMC/AAA bonded service station

the cabinet showcases authentic workshop wear

Exhibits minor signs of wear including some wear around the seat edges

This piece features very wide and short drawers

Early Railway Upper Berth Instructional Enamel Pullman Sign post office This piece features all-brass manufacturec. 1920s 1940s; Pullman Company Chicago, IL Rectangular porcelain on steel railway instruction sign featuring white block lettering on a black enamel field. Text reads: "TO GET IN OR OUT OF UPPER BERTH, PLEASE USE THE LADDER. RING THE BELL AND ASK THE PORTER FOR IT." The additional line distinguishes this as a more complete service instruction variant, pointing to its use in staffed sleeper cars. Four corner mounting holes remain, and the sign retains