Auto Butchers Car Club (East LA) Figural Cast Metal Sign sauers the piece retains strong display

the piece retains strong display presence and remains a collectible example of Lux's inventive novelty output during the interwar period

or decorative anchor in a rustic setting

with oak as the dominant wood due to its strength and expressive grain

This tray likely originated during the 1980s

Auto Butchers Car Club (East LA) Figural Cast Metal Sign sauers the piece retains strong displayCast metal cleaver form plaque bearing the raised lettering "Auto Butchers ELA", finished with contrasting paint and a stylized butcher knife handle. The cleaver motif is the defining symbol of the Auto Butchers, one of the most influential early custom car clubs to emerge from East Los Angeles. The bold, literal imagery reflects the group's philosophy precision cutting, radical modification, and unapologetic craftsmanship applied to automobiles in