c. 1930 Cling Surface Leather Belt Salesman Sample tin sign the greens fade into the

the greens fade into the browns seamlessly

Vintage promotional wall clock for Premier Vacuums

likely around the late 50s or 60s

This piece does exhibit some signs of wear such as chips and scratches

c. 1930 Cling Surface Leather Belt Salesman Sample tin sign the greens fade into theThis salesman sample is believed to have originated pre war and advertises for the Cling Surface company. Founded in 1896 by Albert Barnes Young, Cling Surface manufactured dressings to prevent slippage of power transmission belts. During World War II the company produced dubbing for shoes and other leather products for use in the military. On the sample, you see two weights tied to belts. One of the belts was treated by Cling Surface while the other