1950s Industrial Toilet Sign

From a Liverpool works in the mid‑1950s, a single word remains — TOILET, brushed in white across corrugated steel, meant only to guide men coming off shift. The ridges still hold the rhythm of the building it once belonged to, paint thinned by time, rust creeping in slow, honest lines. Fixing holes, worn edges, the quiet truth of a working life lived hard. At 67.5cm × 42cm, it carries real presence without shouting — a fragment of Merseyside industry, caught in steel and memory. £125, U.K P&P included