Sign is circa 1930's, and had it estimated at $600-$700. Checked a few auction sites, and found some of these have gone for $1200. Kinda feel like those guys on American Pickers. Wooohooo
Old signs
Old signs
Was doing a commercial demo last fall and seen this sign in the pile ready for the dump. It had been painted over with latex paint, but I thought 'what the hell' and grabbed it for my garage. Forgot about it till this spring when I was cleaning out the attic in my garage, and decided to clean it up. While taking the paint off I realized it was porcelain underneath, which made the paint removal very easy. I finally got to see what the sign said and did a little research.
Sign is circa 1930's, and had it estimated at $600-$700. Checked a few auction sites, and found some of these have gone for $1200. Kinda feel like those guys on American Pickers. Wooohooo
Sign is circa 1930's, and had it estimated at $600-$700. Checked a few auction sites, and found some of these have gone for $1200. Kinda feel like those guys on American Pickers. Wooohooo
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-=WCK=-RooKie
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Re: Old signs
How the hell did you know??? 
lol, ya pretty stoked about it, would like to keep it but would pay for parts for the toys
lol, ya pretty stoked about it, would like to keep it but would pay for parts for the toys-
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Re: Old signs
Is that Nighty in the green wrap 
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