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Sign atop the Dam Store, taken from its observation tower. This is near the east entrance to Big Thompson Canyon, on US 34, in Colorado.
There were a few of these signs plastered around the Del Taco in West Valley. Not quite sure who made them, maybe one of the employees children?
Sign top at Landmark Mall in Alexandria, VA. I see this everyday going to work and I've just been waiting for the clouds/sky to be right.
Alas, "signing" and "purchasing" are not one and the same when it comes to Scottish Whisky. Note an apparent signature by Paul Petzoldt...
I was driving to Kingston in Milton Keynes to go and have my eyes tested when I spotted this sign by the side of the road. It was too dark to get a picture at that point but I went back a few days later and managed to get one during the daytime.
The hugely successful multi-platinum selling KT Tunstall celebrates the release of her highly-anticipated new album, Tiger Suit‚ with a free show and signing session at HMV‚s flagship Oxford Street store in London‚s West End on Monday 27th September 2010.
Model: SY-8050
Sign Type: LED With Φ5MM
Colors: Red, Blue ,Yellow ,Green
Character Height: 10"
Ultra-Bright LED's visible in direct sunlight
Vegas Effect
Static Mode/Flash
Effects controlled by on-board switch box
ON/OFF cycle Switch
Power supplier: DC12V/500mA with UL CE TUV
Consumes only 9 Watts
Outer frame: ABS plastic
Back board: Aluminum plastic board
Front board: Acrylics board
Includes hanging hardware
Size: 550X330X41MM
We can design different style according to Customer's request. We sure good quality and satisfied service
So, at the start of our walk yesterday we headed to the Eastern Docks, I had not been along here before, and I quite like the shots i got, especially of the signs above Jubilee Way and the white houses of Athol Terrace beyond.
Found on the Washington State Ferry on the way from Friday Harbor to Anacortes. I soon lost my camera after taking pictures on this ferry - I like to blame this sign, it was a 'bad sign'!
Luckily I got my camera back! There's a story...
SWS were static water sources that were used by WW2 fire crews
Laburnum Grove, by the Belgravia Road junction
Published in Portsmouth News www.portsmouth.co.uk/heritage-and-retro/retro/here-are-so...