Bring a piece of mid‑century American upholstery history to your collection or workshop.
This vintage furniture and metaleather nail advertisement/selection card was distributed by the Victor H. Lampe Company of Covington, Kentucky, a regional hardware supplier active from the 1940s through the 1970s.
The card displays a wide range of decorative furniture nails, including variations in sizes, shapes, finishes, and colors used by upholstery shops and furniture repair craftsmen.
These sample boards were never sold to the public and were typically discarded after use, making surviving examples uncommon.
This example is in fair vintage condition with expected age‑related wear. The card holder shows paper loss on the front and sides, staining, and edge wear, but the nail samples remain intact and visually striking.
The advertising card measures 6.25" wide by 9.25" high by 1/2" thick.
A great display piece for collectors of industrial advertising, upholstery tools, or Kentucky manufacturing history.
A unique survivor with strong visual appeal and regional provenance.
