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Posted 2 years ago
PickenTexas
(3 items)
2 Rare Antique Porcelain Enamel France Street Signs. The colors are dark blue and white - the white circles in the pictures is the camera flash. Each sign measures 15 1/2" x 9 3/4" and are made with a solid steel plate. The raised white porcelain letters and border are easily felt. Both are in good condition with a few small scuffs on the edges. The French / English translations are: Rue De La Croix (Road of the Cross) & Rue Du Parc (Park Road). These are rare - none on ebay. Does anyone know the approximate age and value of these? Thanks.
Travel and Highway SignsWhen it comes to icons of the open road, few objects convey wanderlust bett…
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very nice love the black and white. actually the older street signs in Los Angeles (now gone) had the same color scheme, which I always thought looked cool!