ORIGINAL PORCELAIN NEW YORK CITY SUBWAY STATION SIGN

Approx. 13-1/2" x 12". Original porcelain subway sign. Shows some surface wear with scuffs and scratches.

Original vintage double sided porcelain New York City Carnegie Hall 57 Street and 7 Avenue subway sign. Sign is in overall good condition with some porcelain loss, surface rust, and wear from use and

Two Original and Rare fabric rolls subway signs New York city. Probably 1920's or 1930's. Professionally framed. Total of 19 subway signs. Measurement of each frame W27" by H 69"Please note the absenc

Reads, "Exit, 67 Drive & Queens Blvd". Black, white, and red, fairly clean, with some paint loss and rust near the top. Measures 5 ft long, 1 ft tall, and is 1.5 inches thick. A Fairly heavy piece. Th

Original New York City Subway 168th Street Enamel Sign. This large enameled 168th Street sign in blue and white would be a great addition to your country home to remind you of the City or bring it bac

Keith Haring drew well over 5,000 chalk drawings over a five-year period, from 1980 to 1985, in New York City subway stations. This is stated on the foundation website. This original subway drawing in

Original vintage porcelain humpback-style NYC street sign from the corner of W. 185 st. and St. Nicholas Ave. in Washhington Heights. Dimensions: Approximately 22"x 12". SHIPPING $18 Standard (within

Keith Haring drawing on a subway sign in New York City is made of porcelain or enamel measures: 30 x 30 cm. A magnificent works of art attributed to Keith Haring, Haring is with Andy Warhol or Roy Lic

Antique & Vintage Brooklyn Bay 28th Metal Street Sign Very heavy item New York City NYC next to the Subway Train Station 25" x 8" tall Good Vintage Condition Please refer to photos Out of New York Cit

NYC Grand Army Plaza & 58th St. Sign, Framed. c.1900s. New York, NY 10022. Grand Army Plaza is served by the Fifth Avenue–59th Street station of the New York City Subway's N, ?R, and ?W trains.

A New York subway or bus station rolling station sign, early 20th century, very good condition. Shows stops for City Hall, Times Square, Canal St., etc. Measures 25 1/2"W in rollup position. Together

DSP. Marked "Veribrite Signs - Chicago - New York - Dallas". Side A, has some chips to the field as well as some staining in the white areas. There are also some chips to the very outer edge. Side B,

Original NYC Park Ave. E. 127 St. DS Porcelain Street Sign. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 12 x 22

SSP New York City subway sign 13 1/2 inches x 74 inches. Has heavy wear along edges and some spots of corrosion also has a hole in the center.

This amazing poster was used for promotion around New York City subway stations in 1979! It advertised 95.5 WPLJ, a famous radio station located in the city that, at the time this poster was created,

Depicting a New York City subway station and a modern woman walking towards the station. Signed l.l. DiCicco and signed, dated and titled verso. 8 1/2"h x 11"w

SARAH SLOTKIN Signed Acrylic on Canvas, Subway Clock, signature to lower right reads Sarah Slotkin 94, verso reads SLOTKIN SUBWAY CLOCK, subject a scene from a New York City subway station, measures 4

Photograph of a NYC Subway Station, no apparent inscriptions to piece, subject a street view of a New York City subway station, measures 20 7/8 x 15 7/8 inches, window measures 14 3/8 x 10 inches, bla

ORIGINAL ANTIQUE PORCELAIN N.Y. CITY SUBWAY SIGN - GREEN & WHITE PORCELAIN - READS "8TH AVENUE / INDEPENDENT SUBWAY SYSTEM / UPTOWN TO 207TH ST AND THE BRONX / DOWNTOWN TO FULTON ST BROOKLYN AND QUEEN

Vintage New York City Metal Subway Sign NYC depicting the A,AA,CC and E lines. Used condition, some wear. 60 1/2" long x 13 1/4" tall x 1 1/2" deep

This is an original NYC Street Sign, originally located in Eastern Manhattan on the corner of East 88th Street and East End avenue, overlooking the East River. This is a one-of-a-kind collector’s it

Original New York City Chinatown sign from "The Forbidden City" Double sided. Signed by Fox Signs. Custom made c.1940's. Dimensions: 63" X 94"

A vintage vellum roll sign section featuring a tangible artifact from the iconic New York City subway system. This vellum roll sign section once played a crucial role in guiding passengers through the

New York City subway destination roll sign, metal case with scrolling black screen that sat on top of a subway car, screen says Special No Passengers and has the stops Bowling Green, Brooklyn Bridge,