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Here's the Who's Who Hobby House and it's owl staring at the roadside traveler. Who's Hobby House UPDATE 04/09 : Who's Hobby House in Rapid City doesn't only feature a great play on words with its name but also still has a fully working neon sign. This updated photos is from June 2008. According to the Who's Hobby House website, the store moved to their current downtown Rapid City location in 1993. Who's Hobby House originally was founded in 1950 by William H. Ostertag, whose initials are where the name "Who's" originated from. The sign was made in 1951. More information can be found at the Who's Hobby House website. Many thanks to Lee Salawitch for photo update. 04-09
This sign for the Grain Belt Beer features an eye catching bottle cap image. By the looks of things, the image of the bottle cap with its 3D effect appears to be floating outward.
Here's an old vintage sign for Nate's Clothing, where "fashion is first!" Hey, that's a jingle!
Here's a photo of the Wyman Building in Minneapolis, MN. Check out the contrast of the black letters on the white background. Ok, I'm reaching here.
This Case Sign still stand guard over Belle Plaine, Iowa. Not sure what the bird has to do with the sign though.
This huge rooftop sign is for the Colonial Bread of Des Moines Iowa. Joyland This Joyland Sign is a rather nicely kept up one. Check out the large wavy S in the marquee. This one is up there in terms of park signage to beat.
Check out this photo of the Jesus Saves sign in Bristow, OK located at a point prominent off the roadside.
This old worn out sign is for Don's Sport Shop in Muskogee, OK. The deteriorating look just seems to lend character to this sign.
While in Fargo, ND, stop by for the Piggly Wiggly grand opening and put in for the free groceries and prizes. At least that how it was, back in 1956.
Competing for your attention as you travel down the highway are signs of every sort; some advertising lodging, others a roadside attraction, and many more advertising places to eat. Here is one such sign... this one found off of Route 66 in Claremore, OK.
A traditional amusement park is Bell's in Tulsa, OK. The amusement park sign is actually mounted on the wood coaster"Zingo". While you're here, check out a sight of Bell's at night.
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