Antique Brass Buggy Ashtray 1967 however the machine itself is

however the machine itself is not in working order

This piece depicts a young boy holding an antique rotary-type phone receiver

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It remained a fixture in the Chicago meat packing industry until 1967 when it was sold off to Ling-Temco-Vought who moved its headquarters to Dallas and slowly sold off smaller portions of the company until the brand was no more

This sign features a painted tin front mounted on a cardboard sheet

Antique Brass Buggy Ashtray 1967 however the machine itself isAntique brass ashtray with a central graphic depicting an early 20th century buggy. Features a thin cross bar with slots for three cigarettes. 3. 25" dia Please refer to photos regarding condition. For more information regarding delivery of your order, please review our shipping Terms and Conditions page. MM 11251 093024