Prohibition-Era Mt. Cabin Soda Embossed Tin Sign commission a brand of throat lozenge

a brand of throat lozenge that began in 1852

Medium: Painted Masonite

The stained glass shade features a number of rose-toned glass panels that form large bunches of flower that wrap around the shade

this piece is easily identifiable as a Stradivara piece by its proprietary "Stradtex" grainless wooden drawer bottoms

The grapes have varying colors

Prohibition-Era Mt. Cabin Soda Embossed Tin Sign commission a brand of throat lozengec. 1920s; J. Leinenkugels Brewing Co. Chippewa Falls, WI Antique painted tin soda advertising sign. This sign advertises one of the few sodas released by Leinenkugel during Prohibition, and likely the most successful. In addition to this, Leinenkugel also manufactured an unpopular "malt tonic" and Leino, a "cereal beverage". Exhibits moderate signs of wear including chipped paint and rust. 11. 5" W x 35. 5" H Please refer to photos regarding