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chevy59
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Very large Mobil Oil porcelain sign (101 inches by 51 inches) dated 1959 that hangs out in the garage. I love the colors and the pegasus horse on it. It's an all American sign that looks great in the man cave.
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That's one loud and proud Mantique right there!
Beautiful
Can anyone tell me what the stamp "T53" means on the bottom of my Red Pegasus" sign means?
Can you post a pic of the sign?