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One of the most unique signs created -installed in building eaves 1918-1942. A 22" leaded stainless glass window in
excellent condition. The original casement was weakened in removal so I had it reframed.
I will not ship so it is pick-up only. Contact at nn5270@comcast.net if any interest - $5500.00
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Do you have a picture of it before they removed it from the building?
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A wonderful condition TEXACO piece, Dann. And, nice going with including such clear photos. Best of luck with your sale. John
Last edited by Jolly-John; Mon Mar 18 2019 07:22 PM.
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here are two examples of stations in the 1930's
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