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Posted 2 years ago
Sagehopper
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I have a lighted, motorized Hamilton Weatherproof Watch sign..I think was used in a jewelry store as a display. When plugged in, it appears that rain is falling on the figures..The clothes appear to be around 1959 or 60. It is about 22" high, and 14" wide, and has a handle-up umbrella as part of the ad. My son gave this to me for a preasant a few years ago. He found it while cleaniong out an attic in his place of employment. I can find nothing about it online. If anybody has any clues for me as to its age and/or value, I would be grateful!! I wish I had more fotos of it. It has a niche on the wall of our "cave'.
Lighted SignsWhile there are many types of attractive antique and vintage signs, porcela…
Hamilton and Illinois WristwatchesFounded in 1870, the Illinois Watch Company was primarily known for its poc…