Early 20th Century "J-E" Storage Battery Flange Sign poster The tin litho sign is

The tin litho sign is housed in a steel frame that includes two curved feet for self-standing

This lamp features a 12" long mounting arm attached to a 23" long articulating arm

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two leather bound handles as well as the iconic yellow stitching

The bottom of the pantry has some rust

Early 20th Century "J-E" Storage Battery Flange Sign poster The tin litho sign isc. 1910s 1920s; Jelly Electrolyte Battery Co., Inc. New York Antique flanged service station sign. This piece advertises Jelly Electrolyte, or "J E" storage batteries. The "jelly" eliminated the need for refilling water (a task required with early batteries) and was more dependable in cold weather months as the material didn't freeze. The "jelly" also prevented sulfation, which is a condition that occurs when lead sulfate crystals build up on battery