Who doesn’t love a neat old porcelain or tin sign?
At one time I had a pretty big collection of original porcelain and tin signs but that dwindled down to a few select signs I couldn’t let go of over the years.
Since Monday, I’ve been in contact with the seller of this sign trying to negotiate a fair price. We worked out a heck of a price on this old sign and I picked it up. I’ve literally seen tens of thousands of old original porcelain and tin signs over the years in person. Plus I’m always looking on auction sites and such trying to keep up with current prices of these old gems. Never seen one like this. Had to have it.
We are currently purchasing a family home/property that I grew up going to and should close in February. One of the first things I’m doing is converting the lower level to a pool room. This one will look killer down there.
It has an old coke decal and the rest of the sign is hand painted. This one is thick, heavy gauge steel. 48”x16”. Pretty neat.
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At one time I had a pretty big collection of original porcelain and tin signs but that dwindled down to a few select signs I couldn’t let go of over the years.
Since Monday, I’ve been in contact with the seller of this sign trying to negotiate a fair price. We worked out a heck of a price on this old sign and I picked it up. I’ve literally seen tens of thousands of old original porcelain and tin signs over the years in person. Plus I’m always looking on auction sites and such trying to keep up with current prices of these old gems. Never seen one like this. Had to have it.
We are currently purchasing a family home/property that I grew up going to and should close in February. One of the first things I’m doing is converting the lower level to a pool room. This one will look killer down there.
It has an old coke decal and the rest of the sign is hand painted. This one is thick, heavy gauge steel. 48”x16”. Pretty neat.


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