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Other Roadside Signage Midwest

 

Auto Seat Covers
St. Louis, MO
Photo by RoadsidePeek.com

Here's a nice marquee for an Auto Seat Covers shop in St. Louis.

 

 

Westside Clothing Store
Bloomington, IL
Photo by RoadsidePeek.com

The Westside Clothing Store in Bloomington, Illinois still features its old vintage sign out front. The sign appears rusted out these days.

 

 

Kraftex Tile
Chicago, IL
Photo courtesy Tony Craig

The Kraftex Tile sign looks to be a porcelain sign that dates back decades. The letters on this sign is all lit up in full neon.

 

 

P.F. Nikolich Real Estate
Chicago, IL
Photo courtesy Devil Doll

Here's another old sign located in the Chicago area. This one sits outside of the P.F. Nikolich Real Estate business. Check out the way that the arrow contains dozens of the little bulbs that light the way in.

 

 

Castle Rock Curios
St. Ignace, MI
Photo courtesy Tony Craig

This old roadside sign is for the Castle Rock Curios, located in St. Ignace, MI.

 

UPDATE 12/08 : Castle Rock Curios-It still survives because it is an easy exit from I75 but the neon is gone from the sign. Many thanks to Alan Culley for photos and update. 12-08

(Far left) A close shot of the Castle Rock Curios sign

 

 

Indian Village
St. Ignace, MI
Photo courtesy Tony Craig

Check out a couple of the great Native American themed signs at the Indian Village located in St. Ignace, MI.

(Near right) The Indian Village teepee sign angled to catch the eye of travelers passing by.

(Far right) The Indian with bow and arrow sign. This sign looks like it lights up at night. Neon.

 

UPDATE 12/08 : The Indian Village Curios is still open for business and close enough to downtown and the ferry docks to see some good traffic coming through. These are the only neon signs left at the Indian Village Curios since they took the neon tubes off of the signs on the building itself. Many thanks to Alan Culley for photos and update. 12-08

(Far left) A close-up shot of the Indian figure shooting with the bow and arrow

(Near left) A close-up of the marquee now sporting that there is a "free" museum here.

Indian Village Curios
Photo courtesy Alan Culley

 

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