1940s Johnson Glo-Coat Wax Vintage Advertising‎ Sign 21" Cardboard MCM Kitchen

Measurements: • Height: 21 inches • Width: 21 inches >> Please view all photos carefully, as they are part of the description. Original 1950s Johnson's Glo-Coat die-cut store display featuring a bright vintage kitchen scene, large product can, and fold-out body designed for dimensional countertop presentation. Strong color and classic mid-century domestic imagery make it an eye-catching and surprisingly complete survivor. Top to bottom crease on far left side of sign and moisture damage across top. Johnson's Wax, founded in 1886 in Racine, Wisconsin, became one of America's leading home-care brands by the mid-20th century. Their Glo-Coat line was heavily promoted in the 1940s–50s as a breakthrough no-rub floor polish, supported by bold in-store advertising like this piece. > Orders ship within 2 business days, securely packed and tracked so you can follow your delivery. >> We can combine your shipping of two or more items. Keywords: advertising display, floor wax, retro kitchen, vintage decor, advertising sign, standee, cardboard advertising, mid century, home cleaning, collectible advertising, kitchen decor, wall art, man cave, she shed