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Posted 2 years ago
mikecassidy
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The signs I have collected over the years are Carilse finds, Shupps Groove in Adamstown, PA finds and occasional rare antique shop finds. If a dealer has a lot of one item...They know it's value and you pay all the money. While shopping my usual places, there are dealers who have an eclectic inventory and don't hold out for all the money. This is where I have bought so many of the signs that make my garage a little more fun (if only the kids would help me de-clutter it).
Gas, Oil, and Service SignsWhile some cities today have a gas station on every corner, complete with h…
Porcelain SignsFrom the 1880s until the 1950s, one of the most dominant forms of outdoor a…
love the Sinclair and Chevy signs