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I've had this old sign for years and thought you might enjoy seeing. It's a Mail Pouch sign that's out of the 1930's. One sided porcelain sign made by Ingram-Richardson in Beaver Falls, Pa. & 100 William Street, N.Y.. The sign is cobalt blue and white with Mail Pouch in bright yellow letters. The sign is 12" x 42".
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Tobacco and Smoking SignsTobacco advertising dates to 1789, when Lorillard Brothers began placing ad…
Very nice condition!
great sign
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Nice to see a real one! Very Nice!
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That is a very nice sign officialfuel but I really love the shade on your lamp,is it handmade?
Thank you Dottie for showing some love on the sign! The lamp shade is handmade. :-)
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HEY OFFICIAL, I WILL NEVER GET TIRED OF LOOKING AT OLD ADVERTISING. YOU HAVE A KILLER COLLECTION AND I'M ENVIOUS. KEEP US THE GREAT WORK. WAS AT AN AUCTION THIS THURS. FRIDAY AND IT'S GREAT TO SEE SOME OF THE YOUNG GUYS GETTING INTERESTED. KEEP IT UP!!!!
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Great sign! I look for photo shots of Mail Pouch barn paintings when on the bike. I was sitting in the same spot as you are in your pic in front of that store in South Dakota 2 years ago.
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