Vintage ADT Fire Department Porcelain Sign magazine Chairs exhibit varying signs of

Chairs exhibit varying signs of wear including punctures in the leather leading to exposed padding and mild scuffs and scratches throughout

Sadirons differ from what we know today as irons due to the "iron" being a literal single piece of cast metal while the other characteristic being the inclusion of removable handles

Belmont Manufacturing Co

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Vintage ADT Fire Department Porcelain Sign magazine Chairs exhibit varying signs ofc. 1960s; The ADT (American District Telegraph) Corp. Baltimore, MD Vintage porcelain emergency and vanity sign. This item would be next to sprinkler systems on walls in businesses that hired ADT Protection Services. In the 1960s, ADT had a monopolization (in restraint of trade) on the market and almost 80% of central station alarms were provided by the company. It exhibits small patches of oxidation, but is overall in good cosmetic condition,