The iconic 7-20-4 name for R. G. Sullivan’s cigars comes straight from the original factory’s address—724 Elm Street in bustling Manchester, New Hampshire. Launched in 1874, this brand quickly soared to become one of the largest cigar makers, thriving right up until its doors closed in 1963. You’re looking at a dazzling porcelain sign from the roaring 1920s, measuring an impressive 10.5 inches tall by 23 inches wide. This vibrant piece shines with sharp gloss across its field, accented by a single tiny chip on the edge of the number 4. You’ll spot a touch of porcelain loss in the upper and lower right corners, plus around the bottom-middle grommet—proof of its vintage charm. Like many early porcelain signs, there’s classic outer-edge wear and very minor loss, attesting to its journey through time. Two sturdy original grommets remain at the top and bottom center mounting holes. This is a stunning piece of cigar history you’ll be thrilled to showcase in your collection! 21453-IWT