Inspired by the utilitarian spirit of the late 1800s and early 1900s, our original “Physician and Surgeon” sign pays tribute to the town doctor of yesteryear — the one who stitched wounds, set bones, delivered babies, and made house calls in the dead of night. Back when one shingle covered it all, and a hand-painted sign nailed to the clapboard wall said everything a town needed to know.
 
This die-cut directional pointer sign captures the charm of early trade signage with its vintage script, distressed finish, and stylized hand motif — a nod to the classic “manicule” used throughout 19th-century advertising and wayfinding. Printed on durable hardboard with period-authentic wear and aging, it’s perfect for Halloween haunts, curiosity cabinets, apothecary-inspired décor, or just a good dose of antique-style Americana.