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2014
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January
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- Two Grills in Black and White
- Pawn At Bargain Reflections
- Sinful Things
- Lost Gloves and Mitten
- More Street Sculpture
- Not Banksy
- From The Water and Puffin Pie
- Horse and Butterfly
- Skelly's and Optical Reflections
- Great Western Center
- Two Bears
- Bronco Player and Art Deco Building
- Big Sioux River
- Federal Court House
- Saddle and Snow in B&W
- The State and Block Reflections
- Pontiac Dream Catcher
- Walkways Inside and Out
- Brimstone and Europa
- More Home Made Ornaments
- Hand Made Ornaments From 1960s
- Corner of Arctic and Pleasant View
- Barber Shop Reflections
- Temperature Signs
- Two Dash Boards 54 Years Apart
- Drain Tile and Drills
- New Construction and Old Stadium
- Large John Deere Tractor
- Street Corners on Main Avenue
- Gnome and Window Reflections
- Antique Tractor Signs
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January
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About Me
- Taken For Granted
- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
These signs look in great shape. I hope they're not reproductions. It's great finding such colorful old signs. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteThese original dealership signs were found in the Agriculture Heritage Museum here in Brookings.
DeleteWorth some $$$$$ too I bet.
ReplyDeleteHappy 2014. Make every day special.
The 2'x6' J.D. sign, made from 1910-1940, enamel on steel, is worth between $1,800-$2,000 if you can find one. What attracted my eye is a lack of green color. Now J.D. is known for its green color.
DeleteExcellent signs TFG, I have a friend who collects and renovates John Deere tractors, costs him a fair bit I think but he gets them as real wrecks and fixes them up. All the very best for 2014 from Perth, let's hope it's a good one!
ReplyDeleteI wonder what age these are from?
ReplyDeleteOkay I just read some other comments. 1910 is a little before me!
DeleteThese signs are very well kept. Happy 2014!
ReplyDeleteThe first thing I noticed is the absence of green!
ReplyDeleteI like the pairing, Taken. I hope 2014 is wonderful for you and yours.
ReplyDeleteGreat. Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteis that an old woolworth's sign above the john deere? great signage!!
ReplyDeleteNo, that was not a Woolworth's sign. It is a wool buying sign aimed at those who keep sheep.
DeleteGreat collection of signs Happy New Year!
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