1940's Street Car Trolley Car Vehicle Signage #474 From Richmond Virginia GA20183

1940's Street Car Trolley Car Vehicle Signage #474 From Richmond Virginia GA20183*Pick up Only Shipping not included An incredible find on this 1940's trolley signage. Richmond and it's engineers developed the nation's first trolley system in 1888. The final ride on a trolley in Richmond came in 1949. Trolley # 408 was in a parade down Main Street for a final farewell. Once that was done, a torch was put to Old 408 at the streetcar funeral yard. More than 50 were destroyed and only a few survived. Not only do we have the sign for

These cast iron handles are in amazing condition for age and were Patented in 1873

a torch was put to Old 408 at the streetcar funeral yard

closet doors

drain and soap rack)

Cover: 18 1/2" wide by 27 3/4" tall

Some TLC is needed with needed areas pictured in listing

back yard and more

Much of it was hand forged with lead round accents

Measuring 8½" T x 22" L x 13¼" W this white metal basket is both practical and stylish

perfect for adding character to a garden or walkway

It also has a very nice chain design - which is 38" long connected to the matching 6" round ceiling cap

The keeper also has the number "7671-4" imprinted on the inside