Antique Tin Litho Walk-Over Shoes Storefront Sign torchiere Along the bottom of the

Along the bottom of the elk's head is the Latin phrase used by the organization

This particular tradesman likely also performed barber's duties as most wigmakers did during the turn of the century

this is likely due to the number of ice rinks being opened around this time and the general availability and affordability for the average post-war consumer

Beer' and features an open sudsy stein that reads 'Schlitz'

Antique Tin Litho Walk-Over Shoes Storefront Sign torchiere Along the bottom of thec. 1920s; mfd. by Shonk Works (Chicago) for George E. Keith Co. Brockton, MA Antique tin advertising sign for Walk Over shoes, a Massachusetts based line of shoes. Walk Over shoes were released under the banner of George E. Keith Co., a company started by Gordon Eldon Keith in 1874. The shoes proved to be popular and were sold throughout the US and Europe; Walk Overs were also a featured item in LL Bean stores along the East Coast during the 1910s and