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I Picked up 2 Identical Signs from the Back of a Barn, I Am Having Trouble Locating this Same Sign to see when it was Made!
I Believe the Place that Used this Sign Painted the Current Gas Prices on the Back of the Sign...Which 19 cents would Place it Before WWII In Timeframe!
There is a Marking "M-107" on the Lower Left Corner and "Made in the USA" On the Lower Right!
General Search Shows M-107 as Being a Cap Sign "Round Looking Like a Bottle Cap"
Can Anyone tell me anything about this Sign?
Thanks
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nice find!
1945, is it 28" x 20"?
Yes, Its a Tad Below 28"x20"
Yes, that is it, 1945.
Could be a gas price as it was .19-.21 a gal in 1945.
Those are great finds, hang on to them.
Awesome, Thanks for the Info, I Was Close to Pinpointing the Year Guessin that was a Gas Price then Lmao!