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1940's Hi-Plane Tobacco...Embossed Tin Sign...10 cents...For Pipe and Cigarettes | Tobacco and Smoking Signs66 of 133 |  |  |
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This was another sign found in Indiana over the weekend. The Hi-Plane tobacco tin sign has great colors. I love the airplane on the sign and the colors green, black, blue, white and red. They all go good together. The price is also right at 10 cents. The sign looks great hanging up on the back porch. The back porch looks like a mini Cracker Barrel when you come in. That was my goal.
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Hey I seem to recognize that sign official, glad you were able to snag one of these beauties! Well done.
I fell in love with that sign when I saw your post. I finally came across one over the weekend. Great minds think alike! LOL
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Great looking sign in nice shape, nice colors, nice size, self framed and embosed!!
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I have one of these, but its a cloth/canvas type material. I try to post a pic next week.
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