Smith and Wesson 1892 Tin Sign

Smith & Wesson — 1892 Tin Sign

This sign reproduces a piece of late-19th-century firearms advertising, from an era when product copy was dense, illustrations were painstakingly engraved, and nobody thought a gun ad needed lifestyle photography.

Smith & Wesson was already a major American firearms manufacturer by 1892, and period advertising like this now appeals as much to collectors of industrial graphics and Western Americana as it does to firearms-history enthusiasts.

The Sign Details

• Reproduction-style Smith & Wesson advertising artwork dated 1892
• Historic industrial and firearms imagery
• Digitally printed directly on metal with UV-resistant inks
• Hole in each corner for easy hanging
• Individually shrink-wrapped to help prevent scratching
• American made
• Measures approximately 14" × 10"

Hang it with: Joint Custody Tin Sign, Mine’s So Big Tin Sign, and Farm Nuggets Tin Sign for a wall that looks as though it belongs in a general store where credit is extended reluctantly.