Vintage Colorado "Steamboat" License Plate Topper Sign argentina tea while the back retains sliding

while the back retains sliding wooden doors for access

as  both the back of the rack and the silver anchor in the center are shaped like arrowheads

The desktop slants downwards towards the user to provide an adequate writing surface

The display itself has some creasing and small ink splotches

and yet exceptinally hard to resist ringing it

Vintage Colorado "Steamboat" License Plate Topper Sign argentina tea while the back retains slidingBlue porcelain enameled steel topper sign featuring the word "STEAMBOAT" in bold white block lettering beneath a raised tab reading "COLORADO." This style of sign was produced as a decorative identifier for the town of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, and was commonly mounted above license plates or displayed on vehicles, recreational trailers, or as a souvenir by visitors and residents. The elongated form with rounded corners and pre drilled mounting