Escudo Nacional de México (National Shield of Mexico) Foundry Sign Mold row This decoy features original glass

This decoy features original glass eyes as well as the original worn paint

Parsons was a large manufacturer of farm and agriculture equipment during the first half of the 20th century

5" in diameter

Vintage tin litho advertising sign with embossed graphics

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Escudo Nacional de México (National Shield of Mexico) Foundry Sign Mold row This decoy features original glassVintage display mold featuring the Mexican national emblem. This sculpted mold was used to produce medallions or plaques depicting the Mexican coat of arms: an eagle perched on a cactus while devouring a serpent, framed by a cactus wreath. Cast in a dense composite material with a stippled background and faux wood embellishments, the piece was likely used in architectural ornamentation or commemorative signage. Appears to be in excellent condition