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Here is a recent find I made in an old auto repair shop that I thought some of you may enjoy. It is about 28 inches across and 14 1/2 inches tall. No where is it rusted through. It just has some surface spots of rust here and there.
This seems to be an item from the 1930's or 1940's that would have gone on a display rack advertising the Exide Batteries displayed/stocked below it at a auto repair shop, retail store, or service garage.
Thank you for looking as always my friends and have a blessed day! : )
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