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    Posted 10 years ago

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    rrjlsagirl
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    Anyone recognize this sign and what town/state it may have originated in? It is 2 sided measuring 43"x8"x1 1/4" with glass cat eye reflectors on the letters. Original green and white paint on a heavy metal. Would appreciate any info.

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    1. rrjlsagirl, 10 years ago
      I think the initial "F" would suggest the sign is a name of a person, not a town.
    2. rrjlsagirl, 10 years ago
      I have just learned this is Not a RR Sign. Instead it is a Road Sign. I am hoping someone recognizes the name, town, and state it originates in. I feel it is from the 30's- 40's and might have designated a company.

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