SSP RAILROAD PORCELAIN SIGN.

SSP. C. 1950's Union Pacific Railroad porcelain shield sign. CONDITION: The color and gloss are excellent throughout the sign. There are multiple pin-sized chips to the porcelain and a few larger chip

SSP. C. 1940's "Pennsylvania Railroad Truc Train" porcelain sign. CONDITION: Sign has good gloss and color, especially within the logo. There are chips to the porcelain throughout the field and minor

rated 9, 48"x55.5", SSP diecut sign has excellent gloss and color, light wear, marked Veribrite Signs TAC #005164

SSP. Great gloss and color. The field is very clean with chipping along the perimeter. Tough size to find. Measures: 10.5"X10" Rating: 8.5 Est: $700-$1200

21" x 16" SSP railroad sign with good color and gloss. There is a 1.5" scratch at the top of the sign and a 1" touch up and scratch near the bottom left corner. There are few minor scuffs in the field

rated 7, 55"D., SSP sign has good color and gloss, has chips and creases, has it's PRR decal in the center. TAC #039693

Early SSP. Good gloss and color. Shows scratching and 2 small chips in the field, as well as chipping along the perimeter. Marked Burdick Enamel Sign Co. Chicago & Balto. Seldom seen sign. Measures: 3

SSP. A die-cut round three-color porcelain sign from the Great Northern Railway. There is a slight vertical crease in the sign, indicating that it is likely from the nose of a diesel locomotive. The s

rated 7.9, 26"D., the SSP sign has good color and some gloss, has wear and fine scratches, has chips around the perimeter. TAC #047199

SSP RAILROAD SIGN, WITH CAT EYE REFLECTORS. LOS ANGELES. RUST, DISCOLORATION. 23 1/2" DIAM.

SSP. C. 1940s Elm Grove single-sided porcelain sign. CONDITION: Sign has good color and gloss with minor porcelain chips in the field. Sign has areas of surface staining, as well as grey paint drips o

rated 7, 31"x25.5", the SSP rolled edge sign has good color and gloss, has chips in the field and around the perimeter, bottom edge has more damage.

SSP. Sign is Maker Marked Veribrite Sign Co. A very tough to find size of this sign from Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad Lines. Sign is in very good condition, showing very good color throughout the fi

25" x 12" SSP sign with edge wear, speckled stains throughout the field, porcelain loss on top left corner PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION WHICH IS THROUGH L

Nice single sided porcelain Roailroad Crossing and Tracks signs. Lot includes one three-piece Railroad Crossing Sign with glass reflectors and a Tracks sign with plastic reflectors. They are in good c

SSP sign created by The Oxweld Railroad Service Company which reads, " Positively No Smoking or Open Lights Permitted The Oxweld Railroad Service Co." Sign measures 19" x 6 1/2". The sign has wear and

SSP. A die-cut, stamped steel, porcelain-coated railroad sign, "RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY" in serif font. Lettering and border are yellow porcelain, with faded black field. There is some damage at the mo

SSP. A beautiful example of this outstanding and iconic piece of Porcelain Advertising from Santa Fe Railroad. Sign features unique colors as well as an excellent Horse & Cowboy graphic. CONDITION: Si

SSP. An outstanding example of this sign from the Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis. Sign shows excellent color & gloss throughout the field with only a few minimal surface scratches and mini

SSP. Sign is Maker Marked Burdick - Chicago. A very unique piece of porcelain signage for the Illinois Central Railroad. Sign is in outstanding condition, showing excellent color & gloss throughout th

Canadian. 1910s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). This seldom seen variation features the script "Railroad King" and many other differences from the version that is more often found. Excellent overall. P

48" SSP with scuffs, scratches, porcelain chips, mounting holes in the field, slightly warped. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION WHICH IS THRO

American. 1920s/1930s. Single-sided porcelain (SSP). Aluminum. A "Burro" crane is designed to lift railroad ties and rails as part of track maintenance. Sign: 10" x 32". Plate: 9.24" x 7.75".

Canadian. 1930s. Single-sided porcelain (SSP). 5" x 7". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.