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Posted 6 months ago
chevy59
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Here are my cast iron rail road signs. First is the Wrought Iron Bridge Co Builders Canton Ohio with patent dates of 1870 and 1873. Second is the Great Northern Railway cast iron sign. Both signs are very heavy and have been restored to original condition. Thanks for looking!
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Those are awesome chevy59! They look incredible hanging up for everyone to see!
Michael
Very nice railroad signs
Great collection -- love the display!
Sweet pick chevy59
Cool signs chevy!!
nice signs
Thanks trgrubaugh, signaholic, trukn20, and trunkman for the nice comments and loves!
Thank you Manikan and shughs for the love!
Thank you EJW-54.
Two Thumbs Up, Love them. Wouldn't let me love them twice, but I tried!!
Thanks again Bellins!