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ABOUT THIS SIGN
A pin-up in opera gloves and a fur stole leans over a Marlin rifle on the counter. Firearms advertising, pin-up art and a 1870-founded American name on one plate - three separate collector bases.
Marked on the face: Marlin, "The Name For Game", "Fine Guns Since 1870", The Marlin Firearms Company, Dept. FS-105, New Haven, Conn., 1955.
Size: approximately 12" in diameter (305 mm), measured by the seller.
CONDITION
Judge the condition from the photographs - the sign is shown from every angle, including the reverse and the mounting holes, and nothing is cropped out. On porcelain of this age, fine specking in the enamel, small chips at the edges and wear around the mounting holes are normal and are not faults. After decades of age and storage a sign may also sit slightly warped or a little bent rather than perfectly flat - it still hangs and displays fine, and you will not notice it once it is on a wall. This one is not cracked and has not been restored, repainted or touched up. Want a close-up of a particular area, or an exact measurement, before you buy? Message us and we will take it the same day.
BUYING FROM US
- Every sign is marked $25 off, and coupon code DYNAMITE10 takes a further $10 off your order.
- Buy 2 save 10%, buy 3 save 15%, buy 4 or more save 16% - and we combine shipping.
- Offers are welcome. Send one and we will always reply.
- FREE shipping within the USA, dispatched within 1 business day.
- FREE 60-day returns. If it is not what you pictured, send it back and we pay the return shipping.
- We ship worldwide through International Shipping - duties and delivery are handled for you at checkout.
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