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AZ Signage Main | Cleaners | Drug | Ghost | Liquor | Neon
This marquee for the Tucson Seat Cover Co. is rather interesting when you stare at the close-up. Not sure why, but it is.
Looking to grab some cash for cans? Well, this character looks pretty happy as he walks with one arm towards cashing out a box of cans.
This large marquee for the Dog Racing track in Phoenix is a can't miss sight off the road. Yes, it is this way to the greyhounds. UPDATE 01/07 : Recently, the greyhound park was sold to the city of Phoenix, for the use of Sky Harbor Airport. The park will be open for about another 5 years, then torn down to make way to parking and extended airport services. The sign was replaced by a really ugly plain sign and all the character was lost. The park is still packing them in though. i do not know the fate of the sign, or if it even it still exists. Light rail construction might have caused the sign to come down. Many thanks to Adam Falk for update. 01-07
Here's a cool roadside sign for Pat's Bicycle Shop in Tempe, AZ. Check out the different shapes, colors, and swooping golden arrow that make up this marquee.
This old faded out sign is for Rich's Hitch Works in Phoenix, AZ.
Quite a roadside sight, the Watson's Flowers sign towers along the busy boulevard in Mesa.
Here's the chieftain from the former Navajo Motel of Holbrook, right off of the 66.
Ortega's Shoes in Douglas, AZ still features its old marquee advertising its shoes. This is the type of stores and signs that used to be quite prevalent back in the day when folks would go to the central district for shopping needs.
The Tourist Home is an interesting looking lodging joint, in the Flagstaff area. It appears that the neon on the marquee for the Tourist Home has disappeared into the night.
The Seligman Sundries looks to be an old sign straight from the abandoned roadside past. Check out that old slogan for 7up.
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