C. 1880s Much Used Antique Tin Coin Bank handmade vintage ashtray amplified by the color and

amplified by the color and attention paid to their gloves

but it seems quite possible it served as the original drawing upon which the printed cards were made

I  know that this sign was salvaged from a factory in Indianapolis prior to demolition

From what I've learned these are fairly rare

but the blocks themselves are in great shape--nice patina but very little paint loss

C. 1880s Much Used Antique Tin Coin Bank handmade vintage ashtray amplified by the color andI really like the wear on this one, suggesting someone dropped a small fortune in it over the course of more than a century. There is also something a bit haunting to me about it, as if embodying a kind of desperation and or a crumbling of the literal and proverbial bank, or house, or church, which I believe it was actually meant to be, with pinnacles at each corner the points which are long since gone. 4 1 8" t x 2 3 8" w x 1 5 16" d. Structurally