Vintage Dominion CBQ Lighted Advertising Sign cigar cutter They also would have been

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offering firm support

This cabinet bears signs of wear common with industrial cabinets that see this kind of use

a brand established in 1861 that is still in business today

The bottom of this tool box measures 14

Vintage Dominion CBQ Lighted Advertising Sign cigar cutter They also would have beenc. 1930s; mfd. by General Steel Wares, Ltd. for National Drug and Chemical Co. of Canada Ltd. Hamilton, ON Vintage cold medication advertising sign with blinking lamp socket attachment. This piece features the iconic CBQ (Cascara Bromide Quinine) "Traffic Cop" whose job it was to stop colds in their tracks. It features a reverse printed glass sign that allows for light from the lamp to come through. Included is an original working Betts & Betts Corp.