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Does anyone have, or remember, these signs?  They are made out of brass and some came with lamp posts too.  I bought a couple at York at the April 1999 Meet.  I don't think I've seen them since.  They are great for placing between tracks at a passenger station.  I wonder if they are still being made?

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Don, yes it was in the Purple Hall.  I was sorting through my train boxes and came across the one pictured.  I think I have a couple more, at least one with the lamp posts.   If I remember correctly, there were different styles of fencing between the signs, like a spiked railing I think.   He had a bunch of them he was selling, so I was wondering if anyone here had bought any.

Craig, the info on that description list is from 20 years ago when I bought it so I don't know if he's still around.  And not many cottage industry folks had websites back then.

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I have one of these on the wall in my train room. We had tables across from Bill in the purple hall back when they had chicken cages piled up. I gave Bill a binder filled with matchbook covers that I had from when I tried my hand at selling matchbook advertising as a part time job. I guess he stopped selling at about the same time we gave up the tables because I could never find him after that. I never had that cover pictured above with his information on it.

 

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