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jrwllm
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Here is a neat, neat Cumberland Tel. & Tel. sign. This sign was never placed in service. It was one of ten signs found in a RR depot in Kentucky. The porcelain is still around the grommet holes and they have never seen a screw or bolt. This is a double sided sign flanged and both sides are mint. The sign measures 22 x 18" and was manufactured by the Ingram-Richardson Co. Beaver Falls, Pa. If you want to see these signs and more go to my web site, which is listed on this page.
Telephone SignsPorcelain telephone signs became common in the late 1800s, as the public ne…
Porcelain SignsFrom the 1880s until the 1950s, one of the most dominant forms of outdoor a…
I HAVE THE SAME SIGN. I AM INTERESTED IN THE WHAT AN EST. PRICE FOR THIS TYPE OF SIGN WOULD BE. THANKS, KATHY