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It was for Curtis Industries, locks and keys. It is in good condition for the age. There are 4 holes around the top edge for mounting. It has red on white on one side, blue on white on the other side.
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In decent shape but some scratches. See photos.
The product is a vintage Curtis Industries metal restroom sign from the 1960s, measuring 8.5” x 2”. This original sign would be considered a rare collectible for those interested in advertising and merchandise from that era. The sign would make a unique addition to any collection of vintage signs or memorabilia from the 1960s.
Background: Curtis Industries, Inc. was founded in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1932 by William Abrams and two of his sons, Morris and Howard, as Clipper Key and Lock Co. In 1934, the Abrams worked together with inventor William Curtis to invent a new key cutting machine that they could manufacture and distribute themselves.
Vintage Item with wear & imperfections As is sale B155
appear functional but may need tlc. parts may be tight or loose. may or may not have lead. may need cleaning or have stains. may have a bend. Vintage item with wear & imperfections As is sale B165
This is a vintage promotional tape measure keychain from Curtis Industries, Inc. Key features include a compact oval design with a blue case attached to a small metal ball chain. It is inscribed with “A Measure of Good Wishes” and company locations: Eastlake, Ohio, and Toronto, Ontario. Functions as a small, portable measuring tool. These were popular give away items in the past. Will be sent USPS Ground Advantage.
The product is a large 30″ metal sign from Curtis Industries, a vintage hardware store in Ohio. This sign is a vintage collectible from the 1960s, featuring the brand’s advertising in yellow color. Made in the United States, this sign would have been prominently displayed outside the store to attract customers and showcase the products offered by Curtis Industries. It is a nostalgic piece of advertising history that would be a valuable addition to any collection of vintage memorabilia or store displays.