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Early 20th Century "Modern Maccabee Temple" Self-Framed Tin Litho Sign car Late 1800s

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Description

Late 1800s

well-built

This vintage one quart can of motor oil was manufactured by Amolube during the 1950s

c 1910s/1920s

Around the border of the tray is a pattern that appears to be made up of leaves and ornamental flowers

Early 20th Century "Modern Maccabee Temple" Self-Framed Tin Litho Sign car Late 1800sThis chromolithograph print commemorates the dedication of the Modern Maccabee Temple in North Huron, Michigan, dated June 12, 1906. The neoclassical structure is rendered in full architectural detail, framed by manicured lawns and blooming gardens, with a portrait inset of Supreme Commander D. P. Markey at the upper left. Below the image is a printed plaque identifying the building and date of organization (1881). Presented with its original self

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