Delahaye Motor Cars Die Cut Porcelain Radiator Sign.

Porcelain die cut flange sign has chips, creases and the blue is milky, 24"x24", rated 6

DSP. An exceptionally clean example of this unique C. 1930's Porcelain Sign from United Motors showing the iconic oval image with die cut directional arrow. CONDITION: Side one is overall outstanding

Automobilia Sign & Flags (2), Patriotic diecut tin litho radiator flag mount w/3 U.S. flags & porcelain on steel "Do Not Spot Cars Between These Signs", VG cond w/corner losses, 10"H x 14"W.

DSP. An outstanding example of this early Porcelain Curb Sign from Shell Motor Oil. Side one shows outstanding color & gloss throughout the field showing no chipping in the field as well as some minim

single sided dings on front and back 24" x 23"

DSP. A very nice displaying example of this hard to find sign from Shell Motor Oil. Both sides show fair color and gloss, with approximately ten small chips in the field on each side, as well as some

SSP die-cut sign has very good color and gloss. There is an area of low gloss/discoloration on and to the right of the "1" in the field. The outer field and perimeter of the sign has some areas of dis

SSP. A very nice example of this sign from Alemite Motor Oil. Sign shows very good color with fair gloss, with a clean field. There is some chipping in the wing, as well as a chip at the first E of Al

DSP. An outstanding example of this sign from Shell Motor Oil. Side one shows excellent color & gloss throughout the field showing no chipping. Side one shows some minimal surface scratches in the fie

SSP neon sign displays well with very good color. The sign is mounted on a new can and works as it should. The outer band of neon is blue and the inner red neon flashes. There's general age wear to th

SSP. An excellent example of this beautiful and highly sought after Porcelain Oil Rack Sign from Golden Shell Motor Oils. This piece features beautiful Golden Shell script as well as heavy shelving be

DSP sign. Excellent gloss and color with tiny chips in the field. (8.9). 12" x 30".

DSP. Sign is Maker Marked Burdick Chicago. An incredibly scarce die cut Porcelain Sign from Packard Automobiles showing "Packard Service". Sign is a die cut radiator shape and shows a winged Radiator

rated 9 & 8.5, 24"x21", diecut porcelain flange sign, has excellent gloss and color, display has light wear, reverse has a couple of scratches, small chips around the perimeter TAC #005221

rated 9.5, 34.25"x28.75", the diecut porcelain flange sign has excellent color and gloss, nice. TAC #044173

DSP. A very tough to find Circa 1920's Sign from Shell Gasoline & Motor Oils. Sign shows, "AIR" in bold script across the fields of each side and was displayed on an early Service Station Air Pump. CO

DSP. A very nice example of this sign. Side one shows very good color and gloss, with a field free of any chipping. Side one shows only minimal surface scratches, and light wear along the outer edge.

United Motors Service Double Sided Porcelain Arrow Sign TAC 9. DSP (double sided porcelain) die cut arrow sign has excellent gloss and color with minor wear and a few tiny chips around the perimeter.

rated 8, 24"x20", porcelain diecut flange sign has good color and gloss, has a few small chips, chips around the perimeter, metal loss at the bottom point. TAC #041433

Porcelain diecut flange sign, has good color and gloss, has tiny chips in the field, chips on the flange, crease in upper right-hand corner, sign is slightly warped, 24"x20", rated 7.9. TAC #008109

23"x17.5", porcelain diecut flange sign has good color and some gloss, has chips with rust staining, reverse has more. Will clean up TAC #041435

Double sided porcelain (DSP) die cut sign. Display has good color and gloss. Field has some light wear and tiny chips. There's chipping at and below both mount holes. On the right side there is a deep

Single Sided Porcelain Loomis Armored Car Service Diecut Sign. Excellent color and gloss. Measures 14" x 12"

Canadian. 1940s. Double sided porcelain (DSP), die cut top sign. Topsign exhibits extremely minor porcelain losses in the notch on one side where the round portion of the sign meets the lower banner.