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I got this sign at a yard sale on 8/18/2012. The building I was in when I bought it appeared to be in an old "beer garden" as we call them in Northeastern PA. The sign is nearly complete with only three panels on the individual number blocks missing, the "1 and 5" sides, which were glued on to the blocks separately, the rest of the block is one piece of plastic. The sign lights up nice and has original wiring.
I like this because it is only the second sign I have bought on my own, the rest of my collection I inherited from my grandfather.
Beer SignsThere were once almost as many different types of beer signs as there were …