Pierce Arrow sign

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Dad’s signs he had made years ago

He wants $400 each

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Thanks for posting, I guess I thought it was another sign being offered.

I have one of those sitting about five feet behind me right now.

Thanks! David C.

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Would love to have a digital copy of that to have lasered in to plastic and top lit with LEDS

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We need to offer some items like this in the Club store.

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I bought one of those a few years ago and it cost nowhere near the current asking price.

I may have even bought it from Ernie at one of the PAS Meets.

Mine is done on heavy gauge steel and has a hard enamel paint finish.

It is very robust and very nice, just as I would expect from the current Follis offering.

Peter

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We offered them for the 2011 annual meet.

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We love ours, it is in the shop on the wall!

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Ernie had the signs made with a porcelain baked on finish.. NOT a paint, but actual baked on ‘glass’ porcelain.  They were expensive to make,  Ernie and I talked about the costs back then.. Some of these signs have turned up changing hands on Ebay or from estates.. and sometimes go for less than Ernie sold them for.

Ernie made these sign just like the original ones.. But Ernie had the forsight to add an intentional mark or ‘flaw’ on each sign to signify that it was NOT a near perfect original in porcelain.  A near perfect original would likely sell for north of $1000-$2000.

Greg Long

 

 

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