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likely between 1950 and 1970
This exceptional tufted leather loveseat features an oxblood finish
This particular item features a painting titled "He Made The World A Better Place To Live In" showing Will Rogers feeding an apple to his horse
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as the head and handle are both still tightly secured to each other and have no visible damage or noteworthy wear due to age
Antique Burma Shave Wooden Advertisement Set japanned copper likely between 1950 and 1970c. 1920s; Burma Vita Co. Minneapolis Set of three Burma Shave painted wood advertisements. During the 1920s, Alan Odell promoted his father's shaving cream, Burma Shave, via clever signs spaced 100 feet apart along highways. Starting in Minnesota without rhymes, these signs later expanded to 7,000 sets across 45 states. They featured witty verses promoting the shaving cream, alongside messages on romance and safe driving. These signs exhibit various
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