WWII-Era Railroad Safety "U.S.A. Has Right of Way" Poster framed ad Board: 36" W x 9"

Board: 36" W x 9" H

Features the classic Faygo teal logo and crest that the brand was known for in its early days

Lightbulbs are not included in the purchase of this lamp

It is unknown when this piece was manufactured

The sign uses a Tiffany-inspired stained glass lamp as the body of the sign with hand-painted fruits and lettering across the face

WWII-Era Railroad Safety "U.S.A. Has Right of Way" Poster framed ad Board: 36" W x 9"1943; Eastern Printing Corp. New York, NY Vintage wartime railroad safety poster. The Association of American Railroads is a trade organization representing both freight and commuter railway transportation. It was formed on October 12, 1934 by the merger of five organizations: The American Railway Association, The Association of Railway Executives, The Bureau of Railroad Economics, The Railway Accounting Officers Association, and The Railway Treasury