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I have this sign, and really have no idea what the worth is, or if it is real. can anyone tell me about this sign? It is in like mint condition, and on the bottom right it says: SCIOTO SIGN-KENTON,OHIO
B-985 10-31-46. The sign is metal and it has the same stuff on both sides.
it's 28"x20"
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Looks real but I'm not an expert, if it is, man have you got a beautifull sign and that Crush stuffs in high demand!
This is a fake. Scioto signs can reproduce anything. The original sign had a totally different look, much more primitive. No grommet holes, Crushy would've been holding a brown bottle instead of whistling, there would've been a phrase at the bottom that said, "flavor sealed in the brown bottle". No date on the sign either, a total reproduction. They basically tried to copy a late 1930s to early 1940s sign.