Antique Restroom Sign Foundry Mold vintage ephemera blue-eyed white woman came from

blue-eyed white woman came from Burma and started a carnival act

This handmade parts cabinet appears to have been constructed with broken down Kodak shipping crates

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likely as a means of securing the sign within a frame

an explosive plant owned and operated by DuPont to serve the wartime and industrial needs of the U

Antique Restroom Sign Foundry Mold vintage ephemera blue-eyed white woman came fromThis heavy cast metal foundry mold was designed for sand casting metal directional or labeling signage, most likely for department store sections or dressing rooms. Four stacked panels read: "MEN," "BOYS," "WOMAN," and "GIRLS," each framed in raised rectangular borders with deeply recessed serif lettering. The left hand gating system features open channels and riser points, typical of early 20th century industrial mold design. A utilitarian relic of