Subject: Signs and signboards

Cardboard sign advertising Hershel's King Size Corned Beef in New York City. Printed in blue and red, the sign reads: "IF YOU'RE NOT FAMISHED or STARVING YOU'LL NEVER FINISH OUR KING SIZE HERSHEL'S OF NEW YORK CORNED BEEF." The sign dates from 1950.

A tin sign in the shape of an arrow, painted yellow and red. The sign advertises a "Painless Dentist" with the tagline "No Pain Little Cost". The sign likely dates from around 1920 based on contextual information provided by the donor. The sign's geographic location is inferred to be Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, based on the provided coordinates.

A painted tin sign advertising Fleischmann Yeast. The sign includes text in both English and Yiddish, featuring striking graphics. The date of creation is unknown but is estimated to be around 1900.

Painted tin advertising sign for Lipschutz's 44 Cigars. The sign features the name of the business and likely depicts some visual element related to cigars (based on the image). The date of creation is unknown, but it is assumed to be from the early to mid 20th century given the style.

Painted tin advertising sign for Simon C. Levy, located at 1817 Ridge Avenue. The sign features gold, black, and red graphics and is in its original frame. Circa 1880.

A painted black and gold wooden hanging sign advertising the law office of Fredrick I. Pelovitz. The sign is circa 1885.

A painted wood rental sign reading "TENEMENT TO RENT." The sign likely dates from the early 20th century, judging by its style and the subject matter. It was found in New York, New York.