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EJW-54
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Went to our 1st Sunday of every month outdoor Antique/ Garage Sale with over 100 Vendors. Spent 3 hours looking and bidding with the dealers, prices were kinda high on a lot of things, I came home with just a couple oil cans and this No Smoking sign and 2 Maps. The Esso map is dated 1957, the Atlantic map is not dated but pre dates the NY Thruway so I'd say 1950 or so. The No smoking sign is embossed and only $2 . enjoy.
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Thanks officialfuel!
sounds like u were shoppin in Tulsa, they must have been pricing there merchandise off of e-bay!!!
Thanks stonesfan1, shughs, and mikielikesigns2, yes mikie, your right, ebay prices