vintage Die Cut Calendar sign featuring flowers inna vase and dating back to around 1900. This advertising piece originates from Hundred, West Virginia and bears the name Ashcraft the Miller . With a multi-color design, this collectible item is a unique piece of merchandise and memorabilia from the United States. Perfect for collectors of vintage advertising and memorabilia, this calendar sign captures the essence of a bygone era with its intricate design and historical significance.

small town population of only 257 in Wetzel County WVA is Southeast of Wheeling. 

Guaranteed old and original this measures approximately 11 1/2 x 7 1/2 has the original hanging hole at the top but you can see a staple holes at the bottom center where a Calendar pad once was a few marks on the edges and someone did clear tape the backside to Support a crease I will point that out. 

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