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Circa 1920s Firestone Tires Double-Sided Die-Cut Porcelain SignPorcelain enamel advertising sign for Firestone Tires, dating to approximately the 1920s.
Silhouette & Shape: Die-cut heavy-gauge metal featuring a distinctive "T-shape" or inverted keystone/shield profile, bordered by a thin white enamel perimeter stripe.
Color Palette: Deep cobalt-navy blue field contrasted with vivid orange and crisp white lettering and graphics.
Typography & Graphics:
Top Header: The brand name "Firestone" rendered in its classic early-20th-century gothic/blackletter-influenced orange typeface spanning the full horizontal upper wing.
Center: The word "TIRES" in bold, capitalized, white serif lettering.
Lower Shield: At the bottom tapers the iconic Firestone orange shield crest containing the stylized "F" emblem, anchored directly underneath by the company slogan script, "The Mark of Quality".
Condition & Patina: The sign exhibits authentic age-appropriate wear, including noticeable chipping and surface oxidation (rusting) concentrated along the outer edges, top mounting points, and directly over the lettering in the center and lower fields. The remaining porcelain maintains a strong gloss and deep color saturation. 25” x 36”
