Vintage Punched Tin Figural Lighted Star Sign armless The WLS Dinner Bell was

The WLS Dinner Bell was a Country & Western Music program that was on WLS Radio during the 1930's through the early 1950's and was sponsored by Prairie Farmer magazine

Early 20th-century advertising thermometer featuring the International Tailoring Co

This vintage Varaflame art deco lighter by Ronson was manufactured during the 1960s

This vintage illustrated portrait done by local artist Raymond Weiler depicts a modest woman

The underside has cast-in embossed lettering reading "HUBLEY" There are no breaks

Vintage Punched Tin Figural Lighted Star Sign armless The WLS Dinner Bell wasA bold five point punched tin star fitted with a long mounting post, originally designed to glow from within. Each panel is hand formed and secured at the central hub, with rows of evenly spaced punch holes spiraling around the points classic midcentury tin shop work intended to scatter pinpricks of light across a faade, window display, or small marquee. The underside retains an aged strip of green paint, a likely remnant of its original mounting