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2 of my best Pepsi signs, both double-dot 1940's signs. The flange sign #40-1 is my best buy on ebay last year way below todays value, I was thinking of selling it but my wife said "NO I like that one" :0) so I will keep it. Besides it looks great over my Pepsi Machine. The tin sign #m-104 is large at 27" and has great gloss and bright colors, has nail holes where it was used as a barn patch according to the seller. enjoy
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