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I thought i post here and see if anyone knows the yr of this car show and the model of car i have research it for yrs and no one has any info on it,2 sided, aprox 3 feet by 2 1/2 , heavy duty tin i think, and weights aprox 3 lbs,also i will post pictures in a my pc isnt allowing me to do so,thanks!
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Tin SignsWhen tin advertising signs first appeared in the U.S. around the beginning …
The newspaper archive says that the show was in 1953 the Car was just a generic shape based on common shapes for the period and from all I can find that is roughly the time period for the TV Chassis also.
thank you so much!!!