catman
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This is the first sign i've found bottle digging or anywhere else! unfortunately It's been cut up. I couldn't find it online. if anyone can ID it, that would be great! Any information would be appreciated!
Thanks, Catman
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This is the first sign i've found bottle digging or anywhere else! unfortunately It's been cut up. I couldn't find it online. if anyone can ID it, that would be great! Any information would be appreciated!
Thanks, Catman
RCO
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its going to be tough as its only part of the actual sign , might need a real sign expert to solve this one
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The colors remind me of a Hires Root Beer sign like the one from online below, but I know it isn't that variation. It could be a local sign too. What was the age of the dump you dug it at? I agree with RCO it could take a while to solve this mystery!
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Hamm's Beer fits but the font doesn't look right at all for any of their signs that I can find online. _____ Horse Beer or _____ House Beer is also a possibility, but again I can't find any matches. Or it might not be beer at all.
catman
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thanks for the help! the dump ranges from the 1920's-1960's
andy volkerts
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Its gotta be Hires Root Beer, they made thousands of signs during those years
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