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Well this morning there were LOTS of yard sales that i hit and one that i stopped at had a old barn and i spotted this sign. So i asked if it was for sale and she said that she would ask her husband so then she came out of the house and said he would sell it. So not bad for a day of yard selling. its double sided porcelain with excellent gloss
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Great pick for a yard sale day
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Yard sales are good place to find old stuff.
LOVE IT:) VERY COOL SIGN:)