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Here are some actual tin-plate billboards . they measure 51/4" x 31/2" so they are probably o-scale .I have no idea who made them and there are no markings on them . I got them on the bay.

I also included a home- made billboard from the mid 1930's. made by my uncle who had a standard gauge lay out before the war .Half of my  family worked at Exide Battery  in Philadelphia Pa.AE33F9B2-FBC0-4139-8724-8676147B3576160A2425-F9BD-4512-9577-2F21F7F9189423C53C95-9001-41DD-B0F7-1AE67599D29E4BC276B2-92D7-4C46-94A4-B13E11E189D8CF3D7520-EEF4-4B82-8C41-FEC43E0E03134B14F696-858F-49D5-9F52-DDE0E278B5846D7D2260-204F-47E5-8881-A1EBEEF422B2C8B9C874-ABC2-469F-BFAE-9FF07580F67C

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