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Came across this recently, the last 15 years it was the floor of my sons fort. He came home and wondered if it was still there. It is two-sided, the other side has some bullet holes but for its age its in pretty good shape. It is 2'x6'.
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There made a lot of different signs they were always changing, not sure of the value.
Very Cool Sign, I think you've got a treasure there!
Certainly a very hard sign to find these days, Beautiful!
anyone have an idea how much these signs are worth? I have one similar
$300 to $500 today. Maybe more, maybe less depending on who's wanting it.
Great sign! Love it, wish I could Buy it for my brother in law ( John deere lover), I think the 4 legged deer signs are the most valuable, one like yours sold at auction for over $1700 in 07, so whats it worth in 2011?