Gage Hats Etched Glass Rotating Sign
Etched and mirrored glass-faced, illuminated sign changes color via cellophane-like rotating three-colored roll. Each of the three colors carries a different message.
Etched and mirrored glass-faced, illuminated sign changes color via cellophane-like rotating three-colored roll. Each of the three colors carries a different message.
Double-faced painted wood sign is irregular in shape and consists of three panels: two outside panels are 1/2 inch smaller than middle panel so as to create a chair rail-like frame on top and side. A wooden cut-out arrow hangs below.
Handlettered, wooden sign tag for “Hi-Way Signs Inc. – Painesville, OH.”
Double-faced, internally illuminated vacuum-formed plastic sign. Lighting and wiring were retrofitted with non-sign fluorescent components before acquisition.
Double-faced, illuminated plastic sign has pan face and aluminum extrusion cabinet.
Carved wood sign.
Hollow fiberglass sign would have been installed in front of the restaurant, bolted to a concrete slab or possibly on a brick planter.
Neon Signs: Manufacture, Installation, Maintenance by Samuel C. Miller and Donald G. Fink. Published by McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., New York and London; 1935 (1st edition, 12th impression).
Hardbound; B&W illustrations; 288 pages
(2000.0009.0017, 2001.0081.0004 and 2001.0081.0005 are other first editions of this text; 2001.0016 is a later edition of this text; 2001.0031.0001 and 2000.0009.0116 are Lindsay Publications reprints)
Plastic-face, screen-printed, internally illuminated clock is mounted on metal frame slightly larger than plastic face. Clock is in original box, new-old-stock.
Three-dimensional model of a signpainter painting a billboard for “Sauers & Parker Ltd. – Purveyors of Traditional Gift and Games.” Primarily constructed of wood and painted. Poster is six individual sheets. Small brass plaque mounted below center reads, “Sculpture by Michael Garman.”