IGA Pan Plastic Sign
Single-faced pan plastic, internally illuminated.
(See also 2016.0010.0001)
Single-faced pan plastic, internally illuminated.
(See also 2016.0010.0001)
Single-faced pan plastic, internally illuminated sign.
(See also 2016.0010.0002)
Reverse glass painted sign is backlit with lightbulbs and housed in a painted metal frame, for Adam’s Hats Co.
Three-dimensional fiberglass bowling pin is painted and has steel plate at bottom for mounting. Often referred to as Pinhead. The bowling pin originally identified Greenbook Lanes in Greenbrook, NJ in the late 1950’s. The owner sold that lanes and opened another bowling alley in Manville, NJ.
The Elias Brothers version of the iconic Big Boy fiberglass three-dimensional figure is mounted on a steel base and originally rotated.
Doublefaced chicken figural sign is painted sheetmetal with chasing lights. Sign is one section of athree-section pylon sign, which included a internall illuminated cabinet with plastic faces. Museum also has the two plastic faces reading, “Old Dixie Fried Chicken.”
Late 1950s tri-panel revolving message countertop sign with three different messages. The reverse screen-printed plastic faces are internally illuminated. Cabitnets are metal.
Schoenling Beer sign is internally illuminated, reverse screen-printed glass face in metal cabinet.
Pan face, internally illuminated Red Top Beer sign is reverse screen-printed face in aluminum extrusion frame and metal cabinet.
Cast resin screen-printed wall plaque has gold foil highlights and three-dimensional “ox horn.”