Early Railway Upper Berth Instructional Enamel Pullman Sign agriculture bottle Vintage porcelain Westinghouse logo sign

Vintage porcelain Westinghouse logo sign

France during the late 1800s

Printed on cloth and later framed with a mottled red-and-blue wooden surround

Exterior shows significant age wear: edge chipping

He is best known for his series of USPS murals commissioned by the Treasury Department Section of Painting and Sculpture under FDR

Early Railway Upper Berth Instructional Enamel Pullman Sign agriculture bottle Vintage porcelain Westinghouse logo signc. 1920s 1940s; Pullman Company Chicago, IL Rectangular porcelain on steel railway instruction sign with white block lettering on a black enamel ground, reading: "TO GET IN OR OUT OF UPPER BERTH, PLEASE USE THE LADDER. RING THE BELL AND ASK THE PORTER FOR IT." This example carries the full extended instruction, directly tied to Pullman sleeper car service where porters assisted passengers. The sign features four corner mounting holes and a compact