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1954 58" Die cut Marathon sign | Petroliana469 of 1631 |  |  |
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This is a 1954 58" Die cut Marathon Dealer sign. It would have been a 9 1/2 if the the boys in Kentucky weren't such a good shot! LOL Must have been a 22 cal. because it didn't hurt it to bad. Thanks for looking!
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Awsome sign even with holes!!
No holes tommy1002.....I guess it was a small caliber. Thanks
I like the green, black, tan and orange better too, i think they changed to red, white and blue in the 40's or 50's........
Ar8Jason,
Your right, the red, white and blue is great! I just like to see the old colors that a company hasn't used for over 70 years.....