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Posted 9 months ago
morgart1
(3 items)
Hello- Recently aqquired this sign today fresh off a local farm- previous owner used it as a well cover! Hence the top corner being bent. I believe it can be straightened and when i looked under the folded lip- poprcelain is in good shape. Double sided, Reads Bradford Refinery Co- Bradford PA, signed Baltimore Enamel in lower right hand corner on right border- I have googled and yahood the heck out of this- cant find a single one like it- which makes me think it may be a ultra rare home run sign? It is double sided- and the picturs are before I wiped it off- I wiped it with a wet wash cloth and it shined right up. Believe this to be an extremely early one- says permit no. 10 so from that it could be dated to early 1920's? Can find no info of any kind- any valuation and info would be extremely appreciated
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any info would be greatly appreciated- I have bought and sold a large variety of gas signs- never seen one like it!
asked far and wide- across numerous sites. No one has ever even seen an all pen sign of any type- just cans. Any feedback?