This "scratch-off" sign is made of metal
Measures about 13 inches long and 4
We are not sure if this is an old attempt to replace a lost ringer or if it was sold this way
The number PN prefix on these plates denotes that they were registered to a vehicle in Pennington county
It has a front decal with a great graphic of a knight with the muffler and it reads "America's most imitated muffler" and "Alloy Coated Maremont" in big bold letters
Pettibone Uniforms Crate Vintage Rustic Wooden Box from Ohio Hoyt_AC_DC_voltmeter This "scratch-off" sign is madeThis vintage wooden crate has amazing rustic charm. It is made using nice box finger joints and is marked on the inside as being from Pettibone Mfg. Co. This company manufactured uniforms and regalia, including swords, for groups such as marching bands, military companies, schools, and secret societies. The company was based out of Cincinnati, Ohio. The company started in the 1870s and was at some point known as the Pettibone BROS. Mfg. Co. However,