Massive Mid-Century Mexican National Emblem Architectural Medallion gin this drafting stool is fairly

this drafting stool is fairly versatile

It was manufactured by the Arcade Manufacturing Company out of Freeport

Industrial factory and shop light

This sign features an embossed border and text with litho printed graphics in a primary color palette

but it was likely part of a larger set of signs similar to Burma-Shave road signs

Massive Mid-Century Mexican National Emblem Architectural Medallion gin this drafting stool is fairlyLarge circular cast plastic architectural medallion featuring the Mexican national emblem of an eagle perched on a prickly pear cactus, devouring a serpent. The modern form of this emblem was officially adopted in 1968, drawing from Aztec legend and serving as a central motif on Mexico's national flag and seal. Rendered in high relief with a textured pebble background, the design captures dynamic feather detail and the sinuous coil of the snake. Cast