20 MPH Railroad Speed Limit Sign w/ Plastic Cat Eye

20 MPH Railroad Speed Limit Sign w/ Plastic Cat Eye Reflectors Steel sign measuring 10 1/2" x 9 1/2". The numbers are attached to the sign via rivets and are equipped with plastic cat eye reflectors.

40 MPH Railroad Speed Limit Sign w/ Plastic Cat Eye Reflectors Steel sign measuring 10 1/2" x 9 1/2". The numbers are attached to the sign via rivets and are equipped with plastic cat eye reflectors.

Railroad metal yard limit sign measuring approximately 56" x 36" Equipped with plastic cat eye reflectors. Some rust through at the bottom of the sign along with missing reflectors and worn paint. The

Railroad Pole Mount "End CTC" Sign w/ Plastic Cat Eye Reflectors Sign measures 8" x 46 1/2" and has all but two of the plastic cat eye reflectors intact. Sign shows multiple silver paint drips from re

Great authentic street sign for 20 MPH. G.H.C. is machine etched on the back. Measures 24" x 30"

Porcelain Railroad Crossbuck Sign w/ Glass Cat Eye Reflectors Railroad crossbuck set measuring 40 1/2" square. Porcelain coated steel with ALL of the glass cat eye reflectors intact. Porcelain chippin

General Railway Signal black background railroad crossbuck set measuring 48" square. Porcelain coated steel with only one missing glass cat eye reflector. Porcelain chipping around the two "S" in cros

Large steel set of railroad crossbucks measuring 68 1/4" x 39 1/4". Retains partial pole mount brackets on the reverse. Heavy surface rust, some dirt and a few damaged reflectors. These would make a g

Painted steel "Stop on Red Signal" railroad crossing sign with glass cat eye reflectors. Measures 25 3/8" x 22 1/2". All cat eyes are intact. Sign is missing the backing plate with the post mount. See

Wood with Cats Eye 15 Speed Limit Sign 21x26"

Stamped steel "2 Tracks" crossing sign with plastic cat eye reflectors Lettering is embossed. The sign was brush painted in later years and some of that paint is fading. Some reflectors are missing. S

SST covered bridge 8 mph speed limit embossed sign Early tin tacker sign mounted on a wooden board. 12 to 1/2 in x 20 in

"SPEED LIMIT 20 MILES" WOODEN ONE SIDED SIGN, 19"W X 9"H X 1"D CHIPPING & SCRATCHES TO PAINT.

US ROYAL RUBBER CO, FLATTENED SIGN & SPEED LIMIT 5 MPH SIGN, SCRATCHES, 18" - 23" W.

2pc. Lot of Early Painted Speed Limit Signs 24"H x 18"L ea.

SSP. A very unique and well displaying piece of Porcelain Neon Signage showing an outstanding Car graphic with "Nu-Look Speed With Quality" in excellent red neon. Sign shows flashing pink and blue neo

Dr. Ross Dog & Cat Food w/ Logo Single Sided Porcelain (SSP) Sign. Very good color and gloss with a touched up chip in the "SS" and a few other touched up chips at a few mounting holes. Measures 60"x3

Howard Finster. The Rules Of Sex. 1991. #19,380. Signed, titled, dated and numbered. Paint and marker on large cutout board. Minor surface rub on nose and eye, otherwise excellent condition. 20" w x 4

SST. Makers marked, "Setenne and Greene." C. 1900's Sleepy Eye Milling Co. embossed tin sign. CONDITION: The sign has excellent color throughout the piece, with minor areas of staining and very minor

George Nelson & Associates CSS (Comprehensive Storage System) Herman MillerUSA, 1959walnut, aluminum, enameled steel, laminate, plastic, stainless steel129 w x 20.5 d x 101.5 h in (328 x 52 x 258

SST. One of the most eye-appealing and unique pieces of Service Station Advertising ever produced and one of only two known examples is this very unique Husky Gasoline & Motor Oils Tin Billboard Sign

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

DSP. An outstanding and incredibly eye-appealing die-cut Porcelain Sign from Chevrolet Automobiles advertising "Truck Service". Sign shows a large Chevrolet Bowtie graphic as well as iconic Chevrolet

John Deere Double Sided Porcelain Neon Sign w/ Privilege Panels TAC 9 & 8.75. Two SSP (single sided porcelain) die cut neon signs mounted back-to-back on the original metal can. The plastic privilege