Antique Boston Electric Lustre Starch Advertising Wood Wall

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This really is a Great Looking Authentic Antique Wood Wall Mount Advertising Thermometer. Circa Early 1900s. It Advertises The ELECTRIC LUSTRE STARCH….
This really is a Great Looking Authentic Antique Wood Wall Mount Advertising Thermometer. Circa Early 1900s. It Advertises The ELECTRIC LUSTRE STARCH Company of Boston Massachusetts. It is Made out of American Beech Wood with a Hand Blown Glass Thermometer. These types of Advertising Thermometers were Given Away as Promotional Items to Local Merchants - Barber Shops, Grocers, Bars & Restaurants, Hotels, Garages Etc. to Advertise their Products. It is in Exceptionally Nice All Original Condition. The All Original Varnished Surfaces have Developed a Wonderful Patina and Color that can Only Naturally Occur over Many years and under the right circumstances. It Displays Beautifully. It Measures 21 inches Tall x 5 3/8 inches Long x 3/4 inch Wide - Deep. PLEASE NOTE If you purchase multiple items from my shop, I will combine shipping whenever possible!

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Antique Boston Electric Lustre Starch Advertising Wood Wall

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ELECTRIC LUSTRE STARCH CO. The Best Laundry Starch in the World. wear and tear with age and use. BOSTON MASS USA.

ELECTRIC LUSTRE STARCH Co BOSTON MASS USA Antique Advertising Thermometer Sign

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