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coke.trevo…
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I was at an auction today, and was able to win these two signs. There was over 300 other people at this auction so it was not so easy to win anything. I ended up paying 160$ for the pair, i didnt really want to go that high, but you know how it goes at auctions :) im not really sure how common these signs are, their both made in US, but neither are in Petretti's book. The vertical sign is trimmed at top of sign but its still aprox 32"x12" unlike the 54"x18" one seen in pets 11 edition. just wondering if anyone has seen these signs before and/or your opinion on them.
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Very nice.
thanks jameyrd, bellin68, junkinthetrunk, and stepback_antiques
I think that's good deal!
thanks spriteboy42
now you have two of those signs. :)
thanks vanskyock24
Thanks officialfuel
thanks leighannrn, and junky
I have that same sign as the one on the left except it says 'Luncheonette' any idea on the date? I will upload pics of it now.
Late 1950's early 1960's