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For your consideration is a exceptional Vintage Double-Sided Commercial Storefront Sign Manufacturer: Scott Sign Co.Estimated Age: Circa 1940s–1950sMaterial: Tempered Hardboard (Masonite)This is an authentic, mid-century double-sided commercial advertising sign produced by the Scott Sign Co. Designed for trade use, this versatile sign targeted two high-volume revenue streams typical of 20th-century pawn shops, second-hand brokers, or general liquidators.The sign features a vibrant, deep forest green background paired with clean, crisp white typography. The contrast and text layouts maximize visibility when hung or displayed in a shop window.Graphical & Text DetailsSide A ("Bargains" Side): Features a stylized, fluid mid-century script reading "Bargains", followed by block text detailing classic pawn shop trades: “• IN • UNREDEEMED DIAMONDS • WATCHES • JEWELRY”.Side B ("Big Sale" Side): Employs an alternate script style reading "Big Sale", highlighting high-turnover general merchandise: “• ON • LUGGAGE NEW & USED”. ... The sign does have some chips around the edge and paint loss... It's got the look..
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please look at all of the photos carefully as they are part of the description and show condition and what's included. Please check out my other items I have lots of cool vintage antique Victorian primitive Collectibles for sale. Items are available for local pickup here in Lexington North Carolina . Feel free to ask any questions prior to offerding. Thank you for your interest and good luck...
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