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Posted 3 years ago
jlee
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This is a sign which was used to hand outside of gas stations as their advertisements. Ashland Oil was originated in Ashland, Kentucky. The sign is approximately 4 foot by 6 foot by 8 inches thick. It still has the wires attached for the light sockets (florescent) inside. I have not tried it to see if the sockets still work or not. It is in excellent shape. I do not know if there is much of a market for these; am curious as to that. I have just finished the outside of my garage, and may end up mounting this on it.
Thank you for your time.
Jim Lee.
Gas, Oil, and Service SignsWhile some cities today have a gas station on every corner, complete with h…