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I "picked" this sign up, lying face down in a wooded area a few years ago, and would like to know its value? How it was displayed? I believe it to be a double sided sign. Thank you.
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I have that exact same sign! Right down to the Tenn. Enamel Mfg. Co. Nashville. Mine, fortunately, had been stored in a barn so does not show much age at all, except for some rust along the bottom. I have tried to find a value for it, but have been unsuccessful. I did have it on consignment at an antique shop about 15 years ago and they priced it at $1,895.00. Luckily it didn't sell, and I still have it.
@Sue K. ,:::::::::::::::::::why not join the fun and post some pictures of your find(s)....you never know you might get some REAL help ....:-) It is very hard to give opinions on something you can't see .....
Good idea! Most of my stuff is, unfortunately, in boxes in the garage. Not enough room in my house for all of it. I do have the sign handy though, and will definitely take a couple pics and post them.