Antique Enox Hack Saws Tin Litho Advertising Sign sandwich This vintage Philip Morris cigarette

This vintage Philip Morris cigarette box features a floral design on its cover

The pedestal gives way to an ornate

The hickory stripe originally had a purpose in preventing the visibility of oil stains for railroad workers

and is iron strapped with the hook and shackle combined

This piece unfolds in the same manner as the full-size piece would and includes the carrying case

Antique Enox Hack Saws Tin Litho Advertising Sign sandwich This vintage Philip Morris cigarettec. 1910s 1920s; mfd. by Caldicot Tin Stamping Works Ltd. for Fry's (London) Ltd. Antique tin litho advertising sign for the London based saw and tool manufacturer. This piece has a lot going on. In addition to three illustrated depictions of their products, the sign features a multitude of vanity text in various styles. The central graphic shows the top of the product packaging, featuring a backdrop depicting the factory and outstretched hands