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This item is very old been in our basement for 30 years...anybody know anything about it? Trying to figure out what it would be valued at and any history you would know about it? I think it is a rare piece. It works Perfectly!
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Gorgeous sign.I'd say its probably made by Lumin-art Display Corp., Brooklyn, NY and Waterbury, CT, from the mid-to late 30s. Some beer brands had a ribbed glass front insert, but yours is reverse painted glass.The cabinet on the back, which houses the transformer, is where the manufacturer's label is usually found.
I'm hesitant to give you a value here, you can contact me via email or my website.Hope that helps!
Beautiful piece of backbar advertising what color does the Miller light up ?