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Hi I found this in my yard actually i dug it up don,t know where it come from has no name or numbers on it has a hole on top and bottom for hanging on something. can you give me any info ?
Thank You redfred57@yahoo.com
jerry simpson bzzrd1 P.S enjoy your show.!!!
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it is marked 22 cent and 22 1/2 on otherside tax included
Very nice. How big is this sign? I would like to find one to hang with my Fry 117 pump.
its in great shape for digging it out of the ground. good find. was you looking for stuff with a metal detector
6' inch dia what,s a fry 117 pump nah didn,t use metal detector was grubbin in the dirt anybody now what it is ? thks
Looks like a unique price per gallon price sign to me. A Fry 117 is an early gas pump made in the 1920's like the blue glass one I have pictured in the cow pasture. Thanks for sharing and keep digging.
hi I,m still trying to find more info on this sign with 22cents one side 221/2 cents incl tax on other side thank you