Burma Shave Sign Set #1 - HO-Scale

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Retail $9.98 SAVE 16% !	Labelle Industries Item # lbl7601 Features : The Burma Shave signs were roadside staples from the mid-1920s on. Usually in sets of six, these red-and-white signs were spaced around one hundred yards apart. The signs told a short but pointed story, with the last sign in the set always featuring the Burma Shave logo.
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Features

The Burma Shave signs were roadside staples from the mid-1920s on. Usually in sets of six, these red-and-white signs were spaced around one hundred yards apart. The signs told a short but pointed story, with the last sign in the set always featuring the Burma Shave logo.