Antique Judaica Signer Sewing Machine Trade Sign

Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of history with this Rare Antique Enamel Singer Sewing Machine Sign, a genuine artifact from the 20th Century. This large, rectangular trade sign is not only a nod to the illustrious past of the Singer Sewing Machine Company but also a unique piece of Judaica, featuring vibrant Hebrew or Yiddish typography. Set against a lush green background, a striking red stripe boldly carries the name of the iconic Singer Sewing Machines, while a delicately illustrated woman, immersed in her craft, sits poised at her sewing machine. The enamel coating, a technique widely used in vintage advertising signs, lends a lustrous sheen and enduring quality to this piece, preserving its colors and details through the passage of time.

Collectors of rare trade signs, metal advertisements, or those with a penchant for antiques related to sewing or advertising collectibles will find this piece to be a remarkable addition to their collection. Its rarity and the cultural intersection between a global brand and Hebrew or Yiddish language make it not only a valuable find but also a story-laden artifact, weaving together threads of history, craftsmanship, and heritage.

The sign with surface loss and wear, denting, tarnish, rusting -as pictured the sign measures 38.5 x 26.5 inches

The surface has enamel loss and bends to the tin metal frame—the back of the panel with glue adhesive.