Antique Enox Hack Saws Tin Litho Advertising Sign sandwich and is iron strapped with

and is iron strapped with the hook and shackle combined

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Antique Enox Hack Saws Tin Litho Advertising Sign sandwich and is iron strapped withc. 1910s 1920s; mfd. by Caldicot Tin Stamping Works Ltd. for Fry's (London) Ltd. Antique tin litho advertising sign for the London based saw and tool manufacturer. This piece has a lot going on. In addition to three illustrated depictions of their products, the sign features a multitude of vanity text in various styles. The central graphic shows the top of the product packaging, featuring a backdrop depicting the factory and outstretched hands