Hillsboro Bank Sign Sketch
Art
Airbrushed, hand-rendered 1960s era sign sketch reading Hillsboro Bank with an overlay of paper. Made by "Clement" Booth Yonka through Lackner Custom Signs
2025.0014.0002
AcrylicPaper
Hillsboro Bank
These sign sketches were created by "Clement" Booth Yonka (deceased) while serving as a designer at the former Lackner Custom Signs -- Service Co., Cincinnati, OH. "Booth" as he was known was recruited by George Lackner in 1946 following World War II. He had been a foreman in a munitions factory in Macon, GA., during the war, moonlighting part-time as a neon tubebender. Yonka had originally begun working with glass, creating "barn animals" out of Pyrex on the carnival circuit.
Permanent Collection
Airbrushed/Hand-rendered
Sign Artwork or Sketches
Lackner Sign Company
1960 - 1969
Made by Clement "Booth" Yonka
Marking
Top Left corner
2A
Pencil
Exhibit
Good
