Vintage 1950s Enamel Advertising Sign BSC Batangar Shoe Company Vintage The museum is the 11th

The museum is the 11th most visited museum in Berlin

Width 14cm

Glass globe lamp with a wooden base

The counterweight lets the head to be set in the desired position without the need of using springs

these were so well produced that when a crashed Vickers Wellington bomber was salvaged from Loch Ness in Scotland in 1985

Vintage 1950s Enamel Advertising Sign BSC Batangar Shoe Company Vintage The museum is the 11thVintage 1950s enamel sign advertising for BSC Shoes, Batangar Shoe Company. Some enamel loss to the corners & scratches to the face of the enamel but in good condition for its age ( please see pictures ). Length 54cm, Height 43cm. Free UK Shipping. Batangar was established by Czechoslovak industrialist Tom Bata to build the first shoe factory in India in 1894. Tom Baa (Czech pronunciation: [toma baca]) (3 April 1876 12 July 1932) was a Czech