Early 20th Century Edgeworth Tobacco Embossed Tin Sign arrow After suffering many fatalities the

After suffering many fatalities the plant saw its end on October 15th 1952 when eight men were killed and most of the plant was destroyed during two massive explosions

vintage oak flat file with four stacks

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this piece would have been displayed in department and toy stores to draw attention

While the park stopped any horse-themed events about 10 years ago

Early 20th Century Edgeworth Tobacco Embossed Tin Sign arrow After suffering many fatalities thec. 1910s 1920s; Larus and Brother Co. Richmond, VA Antique embossed tin litho advertising sign. This sign advertises Edgeworth, the first nationally advertised pipe tobacco. Its unique "slices" in place of the traditional "plugs" made them a notable tobacco manufacturer in their early years. Exhibits moderate signs of wear including rust and scuffs. 27. 5" W x 11" H Please refer to photos regarding condition. For more information regarding delivery of