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Holamisamis
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I picked this sign out of a house scheduled to be demolished. It was in the attic along with some newspapers from the 1920's. The sign is in good shape, no rust and has the original dust on it. The sign is from "Chemical Compounds, Inc. from St.Joseph, Mo. and dates from God knows when. Looks pre WWI or WWII because it also advertises "German Developed". Can't see where that would be a popular tag line after the wars! LOL So, I don't know what I got but someone knows. Any Information would be welcomed. God Bless!
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