Late 19th Century "Across the Continent" Game Board by Parker Bros. hidden This industrial roadside sign dates

This industrial roadside sign dates to the mid-20th century and was fabricated from heavy-gauge steel with a bold

This piece features two decorative iron horseshoe adornments and two yokes with matching iron hardware

Both the chair and ottoman include leather skirts

Notes: Ceramic blacksmith figural sculpture by North Carolina-based artist Tom Clark

Has been clear-coated to prevent further decay or damage

Late 19th Century "Across the Continent" Game Board by Parker Bros. hidden This industrial roadside sign datesc. 1890s; Parker Brothers Salem, MA Patent Feb. 16, 1892 first decade issue; large format lithograph U. S. map board. A large chromolithographed game board titled Across the Continent, produced by Parker Brothers. The board depicts a detailed map of the United States with state boundaries and major cities marked, accompanied by small illustrations of ships and coastal activity. Designed as an educational and recreational parlor game, Across the