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chevy59
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1930's White Gold Pure Sugar Cane porcelain sign hanging in the nook off of the kitchen. It's the only one known to exist, it was removed from a building in downtown Anderson, Indiana. The sign is 4 feet wide and 5 1/2 feet tall, I put white wood trim around the sign to match the rest of the trim in the house. This is the crown jewel of signs in my home. Thanks for looking!
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That is one AWESOME sign there chevy59! Great pick!!
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