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This is a Vintage NYC Porcelain Subway Sign, MINTY, MINTY, MINTY
Condition!! Has what appears to be the original wood frame.
I would show the back, but it is screwed on the wall. The back is very dirty looking with old paint dropping's. Not sure of the age, but think it's from 30's-50's?
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