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Use yard and site signs to draw potential customers to your properties and let passersby know who is working onsite. From small identification signs to large leasing signs, yard and site signs attract attention and generate interest in your properties and services. Effective and affordable, yard and site signs get your message out.
Woman costumed in serape and sombrero:
"I took ALL of your jobs and I still can't afford HEALTH INSURANCE".
That'll happen when all our jobs don't pay a living wage and insurance is coupled to employment--
An image to conjure up thoughts of all the fun of the seaside complete with piers, amusement arcades and fish and chips. Here we see the sign above Felixstowe Pier's main entrance as photographed in May 2013.
Someone I follow here on Flickr recently posted a photo of the sign at the Terre Haute Coca-Cola plant. It reminded me that I had these 1989 photos of a large billboard next to the building -- one that no longer exists. Neither, does that matter, does the building on the left in the second of these two shots.
One of the chic, retro-looking signs aboard the Disney Wonder. Sure, it's just a restroom sign, but I really like the design, OK?
This photograph of a popcorn maker was taken while sitting at a snack bar in the Museum of Science, Art and Human Perception (aka: the "Exploratorium") in San Francisco, California. These are not two separate photographs. I was actually looking through the glass window of the popcorn maker with this very colorful 'pop-art' (reminiscent of a 'Kieth Haring' work) sign on top.
Did you know that the popcorn machine was invented by Charles Cretors in 1885 and was introduced at the Columbian Exposition (World's Fair) in 1893?? The machine was steam-driven and popped the corn in oil. Prior to his invention vendors had popped corn by holding a wire basket filled with kernels over an open flame. The result was often a hot, dry, unevenly cooked confection. C. Cretors & Co., still owned by the Cretors family, continues to this day to manufacture popcorn machines and other concessions equipment.
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I guess ... aw, what the heck. It's TRIVIA TIME. I'll give ... a hardcover copy of JRR Tokien's Silmarillion to whoever can tell me exactly where this sign is.