Early 20th Century Ward’s Tip-Top Bread Oak Display Case ascension but overall in very displayable

but overall in very displayable condition

This sign advertises Johnson Gasoline (stylistically spelled erroneously) sold with Ethyl anti-knock compound

which is a rare inclusion when one comes across these signs

and a commanding silhouette wrapped in heavily patinated leather

Early 20th Century Ward’s Tip-Top Bread Oak Display Case ascension but overall in very displayablec. 1910s 1920s; Ward Corby Co. Chicago, IL Early 20th century oak display case featuring original painted glass. Once a centerpiece in a neighborhood bakery or corner store, this oak cabinet was purpose built to showcase fresh loaves behind glass. The upper case features a classic split glass front, with "WARD'S" painted in patriotic red, white, and blue. A hinged rear access panel allows for restocking, while the base offers closed cabinet storage