Early 20th Century "Harriman Shield" Union Pacific SSP Sign industrial file Early 20th century wooden workbench

Early 20th century wooden workbench that is likely an oak work surface supported by a pine base

Framed set of various vintage Texaco/Marfak advertising merchandise

The interior dimensions of the cabinet measure 22" in width

The item comes in its original box and comes with two keys

Early 20th Century "Harriman Shield" Union Pacific SSP Sign industrial file Early 20th century wooden workbenchc. 1900s; Union Pacific Corp. Omaha, NE Antique single sided porcelain Union Pacific sign. This sign's design came about after E. H. Harriman and a group of other investors bought Union Pacific after the first incarnation of the company went bankrupt. Known for being a shrewd railroad tycoon, Harriman nevertheless left an indelible mark on the company and United States railroad business as a whole. This sign features the iconic Union Pacific stripes