Everyone needs a Sign

[keweenaw]

This came in the post on Monday.  It was done by Andy Walker of the Colonial Sign Co.  Andy and I spent a lot of time trading ideas.  The lock area is of the John Schneider Mar.19th 1776 rifle.  I thought that rifle appropriate as John was my GGGGrandfather.

[Tim Crosby]

 Really cool sign, looks well done.

 Tim C.

[G. Elsenbeck]

Great idea and sign.  I'll have to make one for me to attach to the top of my mailbox. 
Gary

[smallpatch]

Unfortunately for me, most of the time, it's...."here's your sign"

[G. Elsenbeck]

 

[black ed]

Nice,
Where will it hang and is it single or double sided?
It would look good swinging from an elevated sign post

[Mark Elliott]

I would like a nice sign like that.  Unfortunately, i don't know what business I would put on it.  I do so many things.   

Mark E.

[Brian Jordan]

That is a beautiful piece of work .

[keweenaw]

This sign is single sided.  I'll hang it in my shop and in our booth at Friendship when I'm there in the spring and on a bracket on my table at CLA.  I had thought about putting it over the door of my shop but don't want to invite the local break and enter crowd to visit.

Tom

[keweenaw]

Mark,

Lots of colonial signs didn't really specify business types.  I wanted a pictorial trade sign but look at Andy's site http://colonialamericansigncompany.com/tavern.html?cPath=23  lots of neat pictorial ideas with no clear trade specified.

Tom

[Beaverman]

Thats a work or art, heck I'd hang that in the living room!

[bluenoser]

If you are like at least one member, you could hang it in your livingroom AND over your workbench. 

Nice sign.
Laurie

[Dr. Tim-Boone]

  
But I am going to hang one above the door to my new shop upstairs .... maybe as the first step in remodeling???

[axelp]

I am an artist and have dabbled in colonial signage... I love the whimsy and folk art aspect of this art... very nice.

Ken

[josephprivott]

nice sign, I also recommend Brandyn Charlton for your 18th century signage needs.