"On the Air" Radio Station Hallway Sign 1950s

"On the Air" radio station hallway sign, acrylic with chrome trim, in a custom made white painted metal casing on a wood mounting back board,14" x 9-7/8" x 4-1/2"

Mollie Record Stanton Cranberry Glass Radio Station Sign. Measures 4 inches H x 10 W. Some chipping to edges, please see photos.

The Loop FM 98 AM 1000 Radio Station Mirror Sign . It's a shame 97.9 isn't the Loop anymore.

Featured in this lot is this original Grant Service Station Batteries sign made by W. F. Robertson Steel & Iron Company circa 1950s. The sign shows a red, black and beige color scheme and reads, "Gran

SST. Scarce & unique Tin Service Station Display for Firestone Auto Radios. CONDITION: Display shows overall excellent colors throughout with very good gloss. Display shows minor areas of light surfac

1950s Vintage Remco electronic Radio Station. "Send and receives voice and code up to a half mile." Appears complete with all major components present.

DSP. A very tough to find Circa 1920's Sign from Shell Gasoline & Motor Oils. Sign shows, "AIR" in bold script across the fields of each side and was displayed on an early Service Station Air Pump. CO

WCEC wFMa Rocky Mount North Carolina Radio Station Art Deco Call Letter Sign - Offered Without Reserve - There is NO ESTIMATE on this item. - Vintage Original WCEC wFMa Rocky Mount North Carolina Radi

Criss Cadillac Company Inc. Metal Sign Back Has Radio Station Advertising 6' x 21"

Industrial Metal Bus Station Sign,Public Transport,1950. This is a charming bus station sign believed to be from the 1950s. Has a great illustration of individuals loading onto the bus. Written on the

Authentic 1950's 10-2-4 Dr. Pepper, metal gas station sign. The sign is 12 inches in diameter. The sign does have remnants of paper adhesive on both the back and front. Included with the vintage Dr. P

Die-cast model of Drive In restaurant from the 1950s, with billboard sign and Menu Station stand with miniature food. Hallmark trademark. Corner Drive In has detachable sign on top that lights up with

Canadian. 1950s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Marked, "P&M Orillia 57" lower edge of one side. Retains original arrow head and tail. Each side exhibits scattered minor porcelain losses. Heavy porcela

Canadian. 1950s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Exhibits a heavy outer edge impact resulting in both a bent frame and outer edge. Scattered porcelain losses and surface scratches. Condition: 8.25, 8. F

Canadian. 1950s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Exhibits a few very minor scattered porcelain losses from each side. Surface scratches and minor scuffs. Condition: 9.25. From the Joe Byway Collection.

American. 1950s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Exhibits fading, mainly evident within the black sections, surface scratches and scattered minor porcelain losses from each side. Condition: 7.5, 7. From

Canadian. 1950s. Double-sided porcelain (DSP). Bilingual sign. 9.75" x 11.75" x 1.25".

43" x 30" - bottom appears to have been cut off

American. 1950s. Masonite. Single-sided masonite. 11.75 x 18.75". Exhibits minor to moderate impact to upper and lower right corners. Fine craze with minor surface losses at left edge.

Sign & Jacket, D-X Sunray Oil Co. Masonite service station sign from C.V. Chet Fredin-Lesse & "Chet's" orig D-X Unitog jacket, size 40 w/large DX patch on back, 2 on front, c.1950's, Good & VG+ cond,

Four panels with engraved lettering that would have been back-lit by a light box to announce train station streamliner service circa 1950s. Measure 6.5 x 16.75 inches. We happily provide seamless in-h

Three panels with engraved lettering that would have been back-lit by a light box to announce train station streamliner service circa 1950s. Measure 6.5 x 16.75 inches. We happily provide seamless in-

1950s - 60s Named US Military Merit Medals & Boxes. Named to M. H. Dunbar. One medal is dated 1952 and the other is 1966. You will also receive a US Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, Florida Pictorial

KMET Los Angeles 1971 Poster - GOOD EARTH. Art by Howard Weinstock. KMET was a Los Angeles FM radio station owned by Metromedia (hence the "MET" in its call sign) that broadcast at 94.7 MHz, beginning