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This marquee for this film store is located in Ocala, FL.
Here's a swimmer sitting atop a store called Stamie's Beach Wear in Daytona Beach. This photos shows that using roadside figures in sign advertisement still occurs to this day.
One of the first U-Haul Rental locations in the state of Florida was found in Tampa. Check out the look of this marquee in this photo from 1951. 11-08
This sign advertising Merita Bread has been above the Merita bakery in Orlando, FL since probably when this section of I-4 opened in the early 1960's. "Merita" is in red neon three stripes wide inside the metal letters. The "Bread" is yellow plastic lettering put up within the last decade by the new owners, Interstate brands. The clock has been giving time and temperature since the late 1970's, at least.
Here is a clever design for a neon sign for an electric company. This marquee was designed as an electric bolt by Cinchett Neon Signs. This photo dates back to 1956. 11-08
Mons Venus This old sign found off the highway in Tampa, FL still carries many of the elements of the marquees from yesteryear. The Mons Venus sign here now stands out in many ways from the other fast food chain signs in the background. 05-09
This record shop called Record City Records was on South Dale Mabry Hwy in Tampa, in 1958 and sported quite a fancy neon job. This sign was made by Cinchett Neon Signs during the 1950s. 07-09
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