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This is a 1940s Masonite LIME COLA Sign, it is a NOS sign, found a couple and took the paper off this one.(not an easy job) Just had to see what it looked like under the paper.
They made these around WWII .
This sign is a 10 out of 10. Thinking I may frame it with a black frame.
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Thank you much , have a great evening officialfuel.
Man what a find! It's hard to find these old masonite signs in any condition so you scored big time I think. It has great motion to it as well which is somethin I'm always looking for.
Thanks alot Signaholic , haven't collected any masonite signs before but couldnt resist on these babies .
Thank you very much tommy1002 and TammyInCarolina !
Thanks for looking Caleb20, have a great weekend!
Thank you stonesfan1 for looking today .
I think its' interesting how much they really needed to cut back on metal during WWII that they had to make advertising signs out of masonite. Nice Find!
I agree cocacolakid97 , thanks for the comment.
Thanks pickrknows have a good day !