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Posted 7 months ago
jameyrd
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This is a double sided 43" x 52" Page's Ice Cream Selected Dealer sign. Page's Ice Cream was a division of Page Dairy which operated in the Toledo and Northwest Ohio area from 1913-1975. Page Dairy served residents of Northwest Ohio with quality dairy products through home delivery and in grocery stores. I am guessing this sign dates from the 1950s. Unfortunately, the other side of this sign is almost completely rusted. The Page Dairy collector I bought this from has another sign that is rusted almost as bad.
Food SignsBefore radio and television commercials, signs were the medium of choice to…
Thanks EJW-54 ! This sign is a great garage piece!
Thanks Bellin!