Vintage Amalgamated Meat Cutters Union Market Sign - Pike Place Market Seattle History
Vintage Amalgamated Meat Cutters Union Market Sign - Pike Place Market Seattle History
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A rare piece of Pacific Northwest retail and labor history! This original heavy cardboard-backed store display sign certifies an "International Union Market" under the rules of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America (A.F. of L.), signed by Secretary-Treasurer Patrick E. Gorman. Accompanied by provenance note stating it hung in a meat market at Seattle's historic Pike Place Market prior to 1955.
Item Details & Dimensions:
Origin: Pike Place Market, Seattle, WA (Pre-1955)
Type: Vintage Union Store Sign / Advertising Display
Condition:
Authentic vintage condition with edge wear, surface staining, and minor corner loss consistent with decades of active retail use in a historic public market.
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