Vintage Ice Cream Sign Arden Farms of California 1950s Weiller Lithograph

Description: Kids of the baby boomer generation (post-World War II) growing up in Los Angeles were most likely very familiar with Arden Farms. Back in those days, when Los Angeles Unified School District was the Los Angeles City School District, milk distributed to school children were usually from Arden Farms. Arden was the giant milk products company in Southern California. This lithograph was produced by The Weiller Company of Philadelphia. The Weiller Company was established in 1927 located in Philadelphia, PA. They manufactured and produced easel backed point of purchase cardboard advertising signs for various companies and industries primarily throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland. They had their own in-house art department of multiple talented illustrators creating artwork for their clients. One of their prominent artists was famous American painter Lynn Bogue Hunt who creating wildlife, hunting, bird dogs, and fishing artwork scenes. The also did a lot of work with ice cream and soda makers producing artwork that is very reminiscent of the Norman Rockwell illustration style. Weiller did a lot of business in the brewing industry working directly with breweries to produce advertising signs. Some of the breweries included Barbey’s, Sunshine, Adam Scheidt, Valley Forge, Wacker, Esslinger, Otto Erlanger, Schmidt, Henry Ortlieb, Kaiers, Yuengling, Neuweiler, Stegmaier, Fort Pitt, Duquesne, Schell, and Stein just to name a few. This original lithograph was never mounted to cardboard. It is so fresh and clean it looks new. It came from an estate in Southern California. It has the same image on both sides. Each side measures 10” x 10”. Contact me with any questions or comments.

Price: 35 USD

Location: Pasadena, California

End Time: 2024-12-28T01:22:42.000Z

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