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I have two of these the first is one that I have seen that says fountain service on the top, but I have not seen any with cigars and candy on top. Is this more rare? and this was the roof to an old chicken coop I just tore down! talk about a find!
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also, I obviously have not cleaned this sign yet I want to make sure I do it properly so I preserve it.
nice sign i really like it, yes the cigars and candy slogan is harder to find than the fountain service sign. be careful when you go to clean this sign and can you post another picture for us of the sign when its cleaned up? an easy way to clean porcelain signs is use mild soap water with soft cotton cloth. that should take most the dirt off, than to remove the rest i usually use a mr. clean magic eraser. both work really good and dont damage the porcelain.
I bet that's going to clean up real nice.
Man, I would be cleanin on this porcelain sign right now if owned it!
Where's my Bar Keeper's Friend cleaner??