#38: Hudson’s Soap Enamel Triangle Sign (1920s-1930s) – $350
Angular, bold, and unmistakably British, this Hudson’s Soap triangle sign likely hails from the 1920s or 1930s, when corner-mounted advertising was common across UK storefronts. Its geometric shape is eye-catching, and the red, white, and green enamel still clings with cheerful stubbornness despite visible edge wear and corrosion.

Collectors of British home goods signage will appreciate the brand’s nostalgic weight. It’s not especially rare, but the form factor makes it memorable. All things considered, the projected value lands around $350 — modest, but charming.
