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Here is a large double sided coke sign that has been cut and bent into a 3 inch deep ,24 inch square well pit cover ,they used 2 car valves and a short piece of pipe to make a handle to lift it off with. We found this on a farm we cleaned out and it was covering the well pit so we took it home and covered our well with it. NO I DID NOT DO THIS !!!!!!!! THIS WAS MADE ALONG TIME AGO! POOR OLD SIGN!
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HMMMMM.......(sliding gun back into holster)... well, I guess since you didn't do it!!
Disappointing to see this sign in this shape appears to be a pre 1941 sign (has trade mark in tail of first C)......
Thanks pickingupbones,and hunter!THANKS TOMMY!I hope that thing wasn't loaded!BTW coke.trevor I have the pieces they cut off of this sign also.
Right on, you should try to put it all back together and use it as an actual sign not a well cover lol. do you have a barn or shed you could display it in?
It would look like frankenstein!!!!!!!!!!!!
LOL yea most likely..... This sign has most def seen better days.