Early Railway Upper Berth Instructional Enamel Pullman Sign Mjölnir with origins tracing to a

with origins tracing to a 17th-century recipe attributed to Cardinal Mazarin of the Abbey of Montbenoît

done in charcoal and framed in a gilt-painted wooden frame

paired with a short black stem and metal band at the shank

Cast metal horse head hitching post topper with ring that is likely contemporary

a 4-year bourbon once distilled and bottled in Indiana

Early Railway Upper Berth Instructional Enamel Pullman Sign Mjölnir with origins tracing to ac. 1920s 1940s; Pullman Company Chicago, IL Porcelain on steel railway instruction sign with white block lettering against a black field, reading: "TO GET IN OR OUT OF UPPER BERTH, PLEASE USE THE LADDER. RING THE BELL AND ASK THE PORTER FOR IT." This example shows a more heavily aged surface, with widespread oxidation creating a mottled, almost speckled patina across the face. The lettering remains legible but softened by wear, giving the piece a