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Hi. I have a few older neons. This one I bought in December of 2010 from a friend that bought a brewery advertising collection. The sign is about 3feet wide by 2 feet tall and 8 -10 inches deep with a glass protective cover. even though the black blocker paint is peelin badly, the sign looks like it was made yesterday! thanks, Todd.
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Antczakt, If you ever plan to sell this Neon, please let me know. Oldbeerneonguy
very nice piece...straight neon and argon at its best