Illuminated Glass Storefront Sanitary Infant Dairy Sign ww1 MM - 20029 - 040626

MM - 20029 - 040626

Shows light to moderate wear including minor scuffs to the frame and age-related surface marks

28" in depth with a height of 43"

The handcuff ratchet and locking mechanism operate properly

Each of the lights is attached to a scrolled arm that is attached to the central stem of the sconce

Illuminated Glass Storefront Sanitary Infant Dairy Sign ww1 MM - 20029 - 040626c. 1930s 1940s; mfd. by Fred E. Gilbert Co. San Francisco, CA Illuminated countertop advertising sign promoting "For Health and Quality Sanitary Infant Dairy," featuring a reverse painted glass front with a stylized milk bottle integrated into the word "DAIRY." During the 1930s and 1940s, dairies frequently emphasized "sanitary" milk in their advertising as consumers became increasingly aware of food safety, pasteurization, and hygienic bottling