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I just won the auction on this sign for $4.95 + shipping. There were no other bidders. There was no information on the size of it, but I estimate it is around the size of a sheet of paper .
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Said it’s 16″ x 12-1/2″.
Great find. He has more.
Dennis
Cool Sign! The fine print says it measures 16″ W x 12.5″ H.
I must be blind. I just looked at the ad again and didn’t see the fine print. Even worse, I now have new reading glasses!! But, I’m pleased by the size. Thanks guys!
What a fantastic artwork!
Very cool. I have a light switch cover in my bar room with the same picture.
It is a modern piece using the artwork from an older magazine ad. I’ve seen versions in many antique shop booths that have the tin signs. Usually sell for $19.95 to $39.00 depending on how pricey the shop is. You got it for a great price.
Hey i have. A tin sign just like that one howdoi tell the real one.from r eproduction i got it from an old man who had a lot of other old oil and gas signs and oil cans will someone help me out
Matt . . . send me a pic of it. Maybe that will help determine it. You can email it to d@ewillys.com.
– Dave