Old metal signs were first seen in the 19th century when they were painted by hand and used to advertise a myriad of different products. As the century wore on, they began to be lithographed and were hung outside stores to help sell the items inside. Everything from food, beer and soft drinks to detergents and gasoline were all advertised in this manner. There are collectors today who spend large amounts of money for signage which is still in good condition.
During World War II this all changed
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