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"FAMILY APPROVED.........CLEAN REST ROOM" sign
#180907 Wed Mar 24 2010 01:24 PM
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Howdy, can anyone out there tell me anything about this sign? It's 24" X 30", total thickness = 12 gauge, weighs 14 lbs.
The sign is double-sided porcelain.

There are no date marks or other marking, etc., on the sign.

I think it's from the 60's judging by the clothes worn in the stencil image. The heft of the sign may put it earlier.

Any info would be appreciated.

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Re: "FAMILY APPROVED.........CLEAN REST ROOM" sign
Utah Gas/Oil #181090 Thu Mar 25 2010 06:00 PM
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No info but it is a cool sign smile

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Re: "FAMILY APPROVED.........CLEAN REST ROOM" sign
gasoildude #181092 Thu Mar 25 2010 06:01 PM
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ALMOST LOOKS LIKE THE D-X COLORS OF THE 50'S.

DOC @ THE AMERICAN GARAGE
Re: "FAMILY APPROVED.........CLEAN REST ROOM" sign
THE AMERICAN GARAGE #181110 Thu Mar 25 2010 06:28 PM
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I agree with Doc, about the age. I believe it could be from the 50's, maybe very early 60's. By '64/'65, the clothes would have been much more modern looking.

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