Early 20th Century Figural Pawnbroker Trade Sign vintage oiler but has not been tested

but has not been tested and may be incomplete

Each drawer includes numbered tags above the original cast iron pulls

Nyal Company was taken over by Fredrick Stearns & Company (founded in 1855) who already purchased the New York and London Drug Company in 1904

The cubbies vary in height and width from 4" x 5" and up

The King Of Hearts is free of damage and stains on the field and is in excellent condition

Early 20th Century Figural Pawnbroker Trade Sign vintage oiler but has not been testedAntique wood and wrought iron figural trade sign for a pawnbroker. This piece takes the form of the classic "three ball symbol" used by pawnbrokers. The design can be directly attributed to the Medici Family in Florence, an Italian banking family and political dynasty under the House of Medici, founded in 1230. The three ball symbol, associated with pawn shops, traces back to Lombardy, Italy, where pawn banking began as "Lombard banking." The golden