Vintage Peoples State Bank Copper Architectural Sign trench tools This small lithographic tin was

This small lithographic tin was produced in the shape of a blacksmith's anvil and bares highly detailed artwork relating to the craft

came about after the Pfister family developed a system of associated growers who eventually purchased the name and became a cooperative

Exhibits overall tarnish/wear

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Vintage Peoples State Bank Copper Architectural Sign trench tools This small lithographic tin wasc. 1920s 1930s; Peoples State Bank Topeka, KS Early vintage copper exterior bank sign. This piece likely comes from an original branch of Peoples State Bank, a Topeka based company that operated as its own entity until it was bought by Mercantile Bancorp in 1995. Heavy, with copper over wood design. Exhibits minor signs of wear including a patina that has formed within recessed portions. 25" W x 29" H Please refer to photos regarding condition. For