Old Shot Up "Ticonderoga Office" Sign vintage Native American pottery 1 1/2" to 2 1/8"

1 1/2" to 2 1/8" tall

and the same ilk of silver painted metal sign as the one at right

especially the last two chronologically (I have shown them first in photos)--one of a boy with a dropped watermelon next to a girl holding her whole one up like a prize

There is slight variation to the faces of the square blocks

stamping it with his (or her) name a total of seven times (

Old Shot Up "Ticonderoga Office" Sign vintage Native American pottery 1 1/2" to 2 1/8"As the site of famous battles during the French and Indian, and American Revolutionary wars, it seemed apt to find this Ticonderoga sign shot through with quite a flurry of bullet holes. I'm not sure what sort of office the sign was associated with, but did look up the number, which (with a 518 area code) appears still to be in use, associated now with a residential address on Defiance Street (which seems perfectly right!) Located in the Adirondacks