Vintage Armour's Star Ham TOC Sign greyhounds not signatures

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It sits on a tapered base with embossed concentric circles and includes two points of articulation at the top and bottom of the pole

It was named after Fra Angelico (1395-1455)

The lock located at the base of the cart works and prevents it from moving forward and back

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Vintage Armour's Star Ham TOC Sign greyhounds not signaturesc. 1920s 1930s; Armour & Company Chicago TOC (tin over cardboard) advertising sign for Armour's Star Ham, featuring the company's slogan "The Ham What Am". The design shows a ham wrapped in twine with bold labeling and the STAR brand impressed across the cut. Armour was one of the largest meatpacking companies in America, and promotional signs like this served as everyday reminders in butcher shops and general stores. Surface shows age wear,