Great morning with Jim (right). Love this sign and glad to have it in my collection)
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Vintage and Antique Signage!
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Great sign, two great sign guys!
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Thanks Tyler, you and Don are welcome anytime!Great morning with Jim (right). Love this sign and glad to have it in my collection)
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Stopped by a JUNK store in our town and when I say junk store I mean JUNK store, they have things piled on top of things and stacked in boxes and looks like a bad case of hoarders. But from time to time they have something cool. I seen this today but Im not sure if its worth the asking price.
I recently found this old advertisement. Looks to be from the 40's or 50's.
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I have one of those pendants, in great condition considering it's age!
Luke.
Shucks , now we have to change the name of the thread , to include FAUX.
from my hometown here, dates to 1899-1900 from ads I have found
bought this few weeks ago but since upgraded waiting for other to arrive, always looking for graphic stuff.
Never been a fan of faux painted cars or guitars, but I would be proud to have faux work done by you. All the stuff I've seen you do over the years has been nothing short but impressive...More faux vintage sign work.
I appreciate that.
I'm also turned away from faux patina for the most part. Too many times it's done poorly. It takes a lot of effort to make it look convincing. Every time I attempt it I find things that could be better. It's impossible to completely pull it off.
Got this today. piece of local history not the best shape but still cool.
Just picked this in North Carolina yesterday. I haven't been able to find another like it on the web yet to put a date on it but it was interesting reading about Curtiss Candy Company on Wiki.
Planning to take it apart and give the metal pieces an OA bath. Can't wait to see the transformation!
Planning to take it apart and give the metal pieces an OA bath. Can't wait to see the transformation!
Must have a thing for orange (red)
and yellow...lol!
Technically a poster, but this is an original theater banner (2' x 7') stamped RKO Pictures from the 1950 re-release of the 1943 film.
