Early 20th Century Da-Cote Enamel Varnish Self-Framed Advertising Sign grist It operates on 10 cents

It operates on 10 cents a shine and the process takes two minutes

11" in depth with a haight of 12"

likely due to being an outdoor sign exposed to the elements

Charles Taylor

Early 20th Century Da-Cote Enamel Varnish Self-Framed Advertising Sign grist It operates on 10 centsc. 1910s; by H. D. Beach Co. for Murphy Varnish Co. Newark Chicago Antique tin litho advertisement originally used as a point of sale display. This self framed piece, though rusted, still boasts many of its original colors. This sign once held a sample sheet below the small, protruding lip near the bottom; it was filled with a row of metal strips that each showcased the colors available. Da Cote marketed itself as an enamel varnish that could be