1940s Lowe Brothers Paint Vintage Advertising Sign 16" Cardboard Die Cut Display

Measurements: • Height: 16 inches • Width: 7 inches >> Please view all photos carefully, as they are part of the description. Original 1940s Lowe Brothers "PLAX" die-cut advertising display featuring a woman painting a green shelf, originally part of a larger multi-piece store display. Some surface wear & loss. This piece shows strong color and retains its factory-applied design despite being a single separated section from the full set. Lowe Brothers was founded in 1872 in Dayton, Ohio, becoming one of the largest paint manufacturers in the U.S. by the mid-20th century. Their "PLAX" line was marketed as a universal household finish, widely promoted in hardware and paint stores during the 1940s–50s. Midcentury • Point-of-Purchase • Hardware Store • Retro Decor • Americana • Shelf Display • Period Graphics • Household Branding > Orders ship within 2 business days, securely packed and tracked so you can follow your delivery. >> We can combine your shipping of two or more items.