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Case (when closed): 6" W x 12
AF - 301528 - 030724
It sits on four country-inspired turned legs supported by two sets of spindles between each leg
show cases and counters like this one offered here
Exhibits moderate signs of cosmetic wear
Antique 'Drink Orange-Julep in Bottles' Tin Sign bean Case (when closed): 6" W1920s; Grimm Metal Sign Corp St Louis, MO This original Orange Julep tin metal sign comes with a wealth of history and some confusion. This Orange Julep (with the hyphen) comes from Clayton James Howel working for a company called Jersey Creme (also with a hyphen) in Chicago, Illinois. This sign advertises an Orange Julep that originated from a non carbonated drink by J. M. Thompson in Chicago from around 1906. Clayton Howel loved the drink so much,
