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i got these signs today while out picking and was wondering the value on the hires root beer sign its tin and stamped bc-4 im assuming the beach company and in awesome condition and measures 39 in by 13 in. the rexall sign has holes for neon and its porcelain, the star tobacco is porcelain and a flange sign
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Nice finds my friend. If you look at my Hires Root Beer six-pack listed on here some of the bottles are like the ones shown in this sign. So I would say this is from the 1940's and highly collectable with the condition it seems to be in. Probably in the hundreds of dollars. Maybe more.
thanks you very much! ill look at the bottles. if you click on the image and enlarge it you can see how nice it is
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