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Always wanted this one and only cardboard sign since I sing for a living, it was just the one for me to own! 1941 was also special because my mother would've been roughly, the same age as this woman, 19 to 21 years of age. A few scratches and one bad tear, not original frame but no matter, I love it!
I decided to add the spotlight and microphone to the overall look.
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Thank you fifties!
Nice Grab, Perry!!! It certainly looks fine from here, and ain't it great when you get the ones you really want!!!
Yes it does Tommy! My wife is a much better listener than me. ;)
Yeah, you had no choice but to buy that one Signaholic. A Sweet Piece of Antique right there. As usual, the placement is impeccable.
Thanks Dave!! She kind of dominates, just the way I like it.
Thank you blunderbuss and Kerry!!
Those eyes, that mouth, oh my!
Perfect sign Sign!! Nice to see you get the one ya been after Perry! She's a beaut!
Thank Bernie, Hoping y'all have a great Christmas!
Very Nice pick Perry, congrats!!
Thank you Kerry, my wife was pretty sneaky on this one. Thank you bratjdd and Spriteboy!
Hey thanks Michael!! Merry Christmas
Looks great on that wall with all that other great stuff! Nice touch with the Mic, love it as I like to sing too.
That's cool Ed, I didn't know you had it in ya!N Remember, always breathe from your feet. Thank you Ed, Trey and Chevy!
Thank you egreeley!
Thank you and Merry Christmas to chrissylovescats, sugargirl and shughs!!
Thank you Designer!
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Thank you leighannm!
Thanks PDAM!
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Thank you bratjdd!!
Thank you neilvbcollectables, mustangtony and Cocacola22!!