Early 20th Century Wooden Display Case by Rieder and Sons American newsrepeat the sign flashes on and

the sign flashes on and off rather than maintaining a steady glow-an intentional attention-grabbing effect typical of early electric advertising displays

The advertising graphics remain vibrant and legible

22" dia and 57" H

Antique figural biscuit tin

Early 20th Century Wooden Display Case by Rieder and Sons American newsrepeat the sign flashes on andc. 1900s 1920s; Frank Rieder & Sons Philadelphia, PA Antique, rectangular wood framed display case identified by the original interior maker's label reading "Display Cases of Merit." Constructed with a glass top and front, glass side panels, and adjustable interior glass shelving supported by metal brackets. The case boasts new green felt display surface from our shop and stands on a paneled wood base with square feet. Frank Rieder & Sons were a well