Apothecary jar used as sign for drug stores

Large signs with flashing lights, clever electric signs with moving graphics and ads that identify a store by brand or content are important. But there were no electric signs before Edison invented the light bulb, so what did they use? The cigar store sign, a life-size, carved wooden Indian often holding tobacco leaves, is recognized even today. An oculist often hung a giant eyeglass ...

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