A sign displayed by Rick Abraham follow Donald Trump's election.
A sign displayed the costs of alterations in a menu format: cuff, $8; sleeves, $9.50.
The New Yorker, February 2 , 1957P. 26 Sign displayed by a restaurant in Easton, Pennsylvania: "Real Food".
Outside, a blue and white sign displays the range of services on offer.
Sign displayed near a pay telephone at the Newfane Inn, in Newfane, Vermont.
A larger-than-life metal sign displays the unmistakable address in gold: 1 Victory Lane.
Even the storefront sign, displaying a long-discarded name, has not been displaced.
The New Yorker, February 1 , 1964P. 24 Sign displayed near a pay telephone at the Newfane Inn, in Newfane, Vermont.
The New Yorker, December 29 , 1945P. 11 Incidental Intelligence: A sign displayed in an uptown Horn & Hardart's reads: "Get Your Coffee and Roll Downstairs".
"You know, Carnegie was a pretty hard-core guy," he said, leaving Main Street here, where the biggest digital sign displays the price for wheat: $4.80 a bushel.
By Frieda Davidson and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, February 2 , 1957P. 26 Sign displayed by a restaurant in Easton, Pennsylvania: "Real Food".
