1940's Countertop Shoe Store Signs
We found a small cache of easel-back signs in the attic of
a Portland, Maine home. This group of 1940's shoe store signs
came from a store located on Congress Street in downtown Portland.
The countertop signs are quite austere in design as befits the
mood of a nation at war. The point-of-purchase advertising emphasized
the style and comfort of the shoes that were available in that
store at a time when there were limited choices. Some of them
are lightly soiled but they remain interesting examples of 60
year old point-of-purchase promotional pieces.
Price is $15.00 each or 2 for $25.00
Pink and blue 6" wide x 12" high
003shoesign01 SOLD | 003shoesign02 | 003shoesign03
003shoesign11 | 003shoesign12 | 003shoesign13
003shoesign14 SOLD | 003shoesign15 | 003shoesign16
Purple and white 7" wide x 12.25" high
003shoesign04 | 003shoesign05
003shoesign17 | 003shoesign18 | 003shoesign19
003shoesign23 | 003shoesign24 | 003shoesign25
Blue and pink 8" wide x 16" high
003shoesign06 | 003shoesign07
Blue and pink 8" wide x 12" high
003shoesign08
White and blue 5.25" wide x 9.25" high
003shoesign26 | 003shoesign27
Green and yellow 7" wide x 12" high
003shoesign09 | 003shoesign10
003shoesign20 | 003shoesign21 | 003shoesign22
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