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Posted 2 years ago
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I picked up this sign about a month ago. Haven't seen any like it.
I know that it's probably pre - 1984 due to the Allanson transformer on it. (old heavy type). It's dimmable as well.
Made by Fallon in their Spartanburg, SC plant. There is no model number (I/C number) listed.
Wondering if anyone could tell me a bit about it?? Narrow down manufacture timeline etc.
It's about 36" across x 19" tall... not looking to sell but, if someone might know a ballpark value it would help for insurance purposes.
Thanks
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