Aluminum Trolley Stop Sign

Single sided. 18" x 12"

Approx 24" x 24"

This is a mixed lot of three railroad locks, a McGill ticket puncher that is not specific to any railroad, and a trolley stop sign marked DB177 and DB178. The locks include a Missouri Pacific Railroad

Apprx 30" x 30"

Measures 30" by 30". Minor wear. 9.00

Approx 30" x 30". Marked "DEPT OF TRAFFIC".

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Approx 30" x 30"

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This lot includes a cardboard Buster Brown basket, an aluminum "Trolley" sign, a Dick Clark record display sigh, an Aunt Jemima flour bag, and two large diecut ice cream displays. Condition (Very Good

24" x 24" Aluminum stop sign made to look distressed used as a prop in Fargo the TV show season 4 filmed in Chicago. PLEASE READ & UNDERSTAND THE PAYMENT & SHIPPING TERMS FOR THIS AUCTION PRIOR TO PLA

Nice vintage aluminum stop sign. Sign is in nice condition with wear from use and age. Measures approximately 30" tall by 30" across.

REFLECTIVE ALUMINUM STOP SIGN - SINGLE SIDED

24'' x 24''

Approx. 30" x 30"

Approx 18"x 24 1/4"

A cast aluminum hexagonal "Stop Boulevard" sign with a center provision for a warning light, which is missing. Sign is painted yellow, with a yellow field and black lettering and borders. Condition: (

12" x 21.5"

Cardboard Pepsi "Think Young" Trolley Sign in Aluminum Frame w/Small Pepsi Tin Tag

2 early 20th century Pittsburgh streetcar or trolley two-sided signs. One circular "Car Stop" sign with black lettering on white porcelain enamel ground, the other "Power Off" with black lettering on

The sign is cast aluminum and shows wear throughout with a chip at the bottom, painted schedule on the reverse, base is cast iron and marked Pottsville Foundry & Stove Co., displays well, 52"x20", rat

Aluminum

Swing girl, street art spray paint artwork on real aluminum STOP, signed lower right corner Banksy. Dimensions unframed: L 30 x H 30 inches. Condition: signs of wear and aging. Sale it as it is, final

Five early car related items. Pair of early 1900s plastic and metal tin directionals. Two early 1900s old glass truck stop signs. One cracked and one perfect. One early plastic car lens with aluminum