Lehigh Cement/Wisconsin Lumber Co. Porcelain Sign jeco keys called a diode is now

called a diode is now the standard for radio signal conversion

This rustic piece is mounted on a faux roof ridge with corrugated tin roofing

Please note that there is one leg to this stand that is not uniform with the rest of this piece

Abstract piece by an artist in 1972 with an indiscernible signature

Antique single-sided steel corridor sign

Lehigh Cement/Wisconsin Lumber Co. Porcelain Sign jeco keys called a diode is nowPorcelain sign for Lehigh Cement (Chicago, IL) and Wisconsin Lumber Co. (Wausau, WI). This was likely mounted on a fence outside of a joint construction site, given the close proximity to each of their respective locations. The glazing has since worn off of the sign, which has led to rusting that formed a large hole in the center, likely due to being an outdoor sign exposed to the elements. 20" W x 12" H MM 4509 082523 Please refer to photos regarding