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Here's a Route 66 snapshot... the Santa Monica Pier at sunset. The pier sign was installed in 1940 by the Santa Monica Pier Businessmen's Association and now is a roadside icon seen in many movies, shows, and sporting events.
The vintage shopping center sign for Norwalk Square still lights up the sky, hearkening back to an era when life appeared simpler. Now over 50 years old, the Norwalk Town Square sign was originally designed by noted architect Stiles O. Clements.
This neon sign of the Apache was made in an interesting font.
Here's the marquee for Bleecker Bob's Records. Well, at least it used to be. This clown sign is now no more.
If you're ever at the Universal Citywalk, check out the marquee for the former Condes Restaurant, restored by the Museum of Neon Art.
Let's see... 99 bottles of beer on the wall... 99 bottles of beer... etc. Check out this neon sign of bottles moving off.
This neon sign used to belong to a Motor-Vu Drive-in somewhere.
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