r/vintagesigns

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Dixie Photo | St. George, Utah

I just had to stop and see this old photo shop sign. It is out in St. George, Utah. This building was erected in the 1920's and the photo shop moved into this address in 1964. Dixie Photo was ran by Thomas Porter "Jack" Durrant until his death in 1999. The shop has been closed for a long time but the sign remains at 34 East Tabernacle.

📍 St George, Utah
September 21st 2025

u/DesertBlooms — 1 day ago

Wanted to show my finds in the upstairs of an old Winn Dixie.

This week while cleaning out a warehouse that was once a Winn Dixie that closed in 2005 (in Upstate SC). Here are my finds of some old signage used in the stores. They’re about 5 feet by 7 feet and I can’t find anyone with them or any comps. Advice would be greatly appreciated, otherwise just wanted to show them off!

u/anthcos — 1 day ago
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The Barber’s Faded Promise

A century-old barber shop ghost sign still clings to the brick in Spencer, Iowa

u/Starry-sign-hunter — 3 days ago

Half soda and half gas and oil

Picked up a few new signs yesterday, this one is definitely the new favorite.

u/bluecollar119 — 3 days ago

Found these at an estate sale for $5 each.

I came up on these, how much would you sell them for ? I sell on eBay. Have them up as a lot of three for $350

u/DemonCaller420 — 4 days ago
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I need help finding this exact sign

My dad's trying to sell this sign. He says its vintage and a original from the 1930s. I can't find it anywhere though. Or even a way to check if its replica

u/NahmeanNSFW — 9 days ago

Got a few ready to sell

Anyone near SW Michigan and want some sings let me know.... got a couple 😅

u/bluecollar119 — 10 days ago
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Bailey’s Map Bar Mirror - Is this a genuine Teal variant?

I have this sign, and I can find the green version all over the internet but cannot find a teal version anywhere.

Bottom text reads:

1977 AER LINGUS IRISH AIRLINES
BAILEYS ORIGINAL IRISH CREAM LIQUEUR
IMPORTED BY THE PADDINGTON CORP., FORT LEE, NJ
17% ALC. BY VOL.
COPYRIGHT 1989

u/hellowhatisupdawg — 9 days ago
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Weird little sign, I cannot for the life of me figure out.

Anyone know what the he'll this is? It's on an old signpost at a street corner in downtown Oakland, there is an identical one on the other side of the post they are made of metal like a streetsign, I haven't seen any others around. I have tried reverse image searching it and even asking AI but nobody knows what the he'll this is, I've also gone on Google street view as far back as I can to like 2006 I think, back to when there was a sign at the top of the post, the property it sits outside of is just a gravel lot that someone uses to store old trailers. Anyone got a clue?🫠​​

u/Low-Secretary5101 — 12 days ago