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| The Supertest sign caught my eye. It used to be a oil and gas company located in Canada that operated from 1923 to 1973. ___ |
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| Beware of the remote control locomotive. The railway yard is right next door. |
Wednesday, July 08, 2020
House Of Signs
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...thanks for the info on Supertest, is 50 years the test of time?
ReplyDeleteNice collection of signs Andy. Am curious about unoccupied working locomotives on real scale.
ReplyDeleteInteresting, kept me reading those signs.
ReplyDeleteThat is a lot of signs in one place. I like the one that says Keep this door closed as it hangs on a fence.
ReplyDeleteLots of signs. I like the smoke free one.
ReplyDeleteThey like a good sign in that house!
ReplyDeleteI pulled into a gas station recently and asked for "HI TEST" ... of course no one knew I was asking for "unleaded" ... I felt old.
ReplyDeleteWhat an unusual collection of signs. The folks who live here must be collectors. We never see BP or Supertest signs here in the U.S.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great bunch of signs. I see that no smoking sign has been updated to include vape free.
ReplyDeleteCollectors don't usually post their signs all over the front of the house.
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought this was a corner store! lol
ReplyDeleteQuite eclectic.
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