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Posted 2 years ago
oilman514
(94 items)
I havent posted anything in a while as i recently moved to Alabama. I walked into a hardware store in town recently for the purpose of seeing if there were any signs and found this one. Sorry for the bad pics my camera broke so i had to take them with my laptop. The side in the pic only has minor chipping along the gromments that are still present. The other side is dead on mint both sides have great gloss. It has a really cool indian graphic. I just want to know if anyone has any info on the company and what its worth and its age. The only one i found sold for $375 in 2005. double sided porcelain 8" by 24".
Thanks!
Robert
Porcelain SignsFrom the 1880s until the 1950s, one of the most dominant forms of outdoor a…
Man, that's a long way from ohio. I hope you find more awesome signs in alabama! Probably not as much as ohio.
Well welcome to alabama Oilman! If you get near Guntersville let me know!
so ive been looking at your collection; what % of your items do you actually pay for, and how many do you go "digging" for? You really live in a good part of the country for signs.