Late 19th Century Butchers Rack Crest by Brecht thermodynamics and isolated cracking visible in

and isolated cracking visible in several sections

Da-Cote marketed itself as an enamel varnish that could be applied to any household item including furniture or even a car

This sign likely originated during the 1920s and would have been found in a hotel window or on the front desk

Features a detailed illustration depicting the chisel as well as other tools in their Four Square Line bordering the image

Measures 14

Late 19th Century Butchers Rack Crest by Brecht thermodynamics and isolated cracking visible inc. 1890s; Gus V. Brecht Butchers Supply Co. St. Louis, MO Exceptional cast iron butcher shop rack crest featuring a dramatic western livestock scene in high relief. The centerpiece depicts a charging bull pursued by a mounted cowboy, both cast with remarkable detail and mounted atop a sweeping arched rack. At center is the original raised manufacturer's plaque reading "GUS. V. BRECHT B. S. CO. MANUFACTURERS ST. LOUIS, MO." The rack retains numerous