Vintage Greyhound Bus Lines Double-Sided Porcelain Sign dryer The barking mechanism functions more

The barking mechanism functions more as a squeak

Green enamel factory light featuring a purple globe shade

Petacque was a celebrated artist in the Chicago scene for her use of mixed media in mask making

This sign would have hung on or near a bank of phones

Vintage Greyhound Bus Lines Double-Sided Porcelain Sign dryer The barking mechanism functions morec. 1940s 1950s; Greyhound Lines, Inc. Chicago, IL Double sided porcelain (DSP) enamel sign featuring the iconic leaping greyhound logo over a deep blue field with bold white lettering. This streamlined design, introduced during Greyhound's mid century modernization campaign, reflects the company's postwar emphasis on speed, reliability, and sleek branding across its nationwide fleet and terminals. Likely mounted on a depot wall or bus stop pole, the