Early Prohibition-Era Falls City Beverage Tray Japanese The legs bear some scratches

The legs bear some scratches as portrayed in the photos

The LK Nelke company was a prominent producer of such signs from the early 1900s through 1950

rustic storage crate on wheel

This particular tradesman likely also performed barber's duties as most wigmakers did during the turn of the century

1970s-1980s

Early Prohibition-Era Falls City Beverage Tray Japanese The legs bear some scratches1919; Falls City Ice and Beverage Co., Inc. Louisville, KY Antique tin litho advertising serving tray. This piece advertises the Prohibition era incarnation of Falls City Brewery, a soft drink and ice manufacturer. While it still served the Louisville Evansville area, the company was forced by the 1919 ruling to switch to a "near beer" cereal beverage in addition to soft drinks. Despite this, the company was still able to prosper and continued brewing