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Says he already had an offer for $1750. Guess he will regret not jumping on that. But then again I have seen stuff go for stupid money in the last couple hrs of the auction.
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Says he already had an offer for $1750. Guess he will regret not jumping on that. But then again I have seen stuff go for stupid money in the last couple hrs of the auction.
I always wait til the last minute to bid on something I really want to avoid paying too much. Although we are already past that point here!
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If it has yellowed the plastic is lexan which shouldn't be fragile, if it's acrylic then it is more likely to be fragile or break, but wouldn't yellow. Guessing early lexan, (polycarbonate) that stuff really yellowed fast, modern poly has uv coating on it.
Wouldn't think the original idea would be for a yellow background? But can't remember seeing one back then, just a guess but would say it's not older than 1970 - 75. Daulite has kicked out a ton of cookie cutter signs for national accounts over the years. Retail now to make if from scratch would to be around $2,500.00 but from Daulite because they made hundreds that size and used the same molds for the faces would be considerably less. Just my opinion, finally something I know a little about, been in the biz for almost 25 years.
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Vic, I believe the yellow was on purpose. Seller claims it was for construction equipment sales, industrials were painted yellow, I assume it's a tie in. Interesting about the different types of plastic though.

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