Tavern sign: oval with raised edge; two twisted iron hangers at top. White background with black scroll at top. Below is a red-feathered eagle outlined in yellow with arrows and laurel sprigs in talons; a ribbon held in its beak. At bottom, a black band reading "J. Bartlett." From the Old Bartlett Inn in Kensington, NH.
shop signs
iron (metal)
painting (coating)
pine (wood)
Symbol, Trade
Symbol, Trade
Typewritten on jelly label on upper right of edging: Entry Signboard from old Bartlett Inn, Kingston, N.H., about 10 miles from Haverhill, on west of rt. 125 to Rochester. In gold letters repainted yellow on black scroll at top: 1838 In canary yellow on ribbon at eagle's beak: E PLURIBUS UNUM In gold on black band at bottom: J. BARTLETT
Original To Bartlett Inn,
Unknown
30 x 37 x 1 1/2 (HxWxD) (inches)
Gift of Bertram K. and Nina Fletcher Little
1991.746
New Hampshire (United States)
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