Vintage Iroquois Beer "Three Aces" Painted Tin Sign model v slight edge scuffing

slight edge scuffing

first introduced in the early 20th century

of sulfuric acid and sodium bicarbonate to create carbon dioxide

The open top between the horns functions as the receptacle for matches or toothpicks

and auto supply counters

Vintage Iroquois Beer "Three Aces" Painted Tin Sign model v slight edge scuffingc. 1930s 1940s; Iroquois Brewing Company Buffalo, NY Painted advertising sign featuring bold "Three Aces" header with playing card motifs above the flowing Iroquois script logo, followed by "Indian Head Beer," "Ale," and "Porter" in stacked lettering. The red field is heavily worn, with the original typography and imagery softened by age, revealing layers of patina and surface distress that speak to long term display use. Decorative suit symbols