Antique Hand-Painted Tin Trade Sign – W. Schultz, Beausejour open spaces These posters were commonplace in

These posters were commonplace in US cities in the WWII-era as a calling card for able-bodied men to join up

The Northwestern Knitting Co

but overall in very displayable condition

It is constructed of solid oak and includes a metal manufacturer's tag prominently displayed on the front

Antique Hand-Painted Tin Trade Sign – W. Schultz, Beausejour open spaces These posters were commonplace inc. 1910s 1920s; Canadian Early hand painted tin trade sign bearing the name W. Schultz with "Beausejour" rendered in stylized script below. The sign features a bold color scheme of ochre yellow, teal blue, and deep red, bordered by a geometric frame in classic early 20th century commercial style. "Beausejour", translated from French as "beautiful stay". It is also a town in Manitoba, where this piece likely originated. Exhibits moderate signs of wear