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DECO (1920's-60's)
The deco billboard with its rounded corners and fins represents
the streamlined art deco look of the 1920's-30's. The deco billboard
was popular from the 1920's-1960's with just a few surviving in
rural areas and along old highways into the 1990's. |
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$7.95 |
$6.36 |
BLS-1429 |
CITY BEAUTIFUL
(1920's-50's)
Designed in response to early complaints of billboard visual clutter,
in the early 1900's at a time when the city beautiful movement was
sweeping the nation. This sign was not only the most ornate billboard
used, but also the most expensive to build and maintain.
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$7.95 |
$6.36 |
BLS-1430 |
LATTICE
(1900's-60's)
Without a doubt the lattice was the most universal billboard style
of it's day. This billboard was popular in both rural and urban
areas. The lattice served as an effective decorative device and
a means to hide all the supports present behind the billboard.
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$7.95 |
$6.36 |
BLS-1431 |
GRILL (1940's-60's)
The grill billboard was an updated version of the more expensive
to build and maintain deco style frame. This billboard was more
popular in rural areas with a few surviving today on some of our
older, less traveled highways.
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$7.95 |
$6.36 |
BLS-1432 |
POLE (1950's-Present)
The pole billboard with its simplified structural framework of vertical
treated wood poles is one of today's most popular adaptations of
the billboard, especially in rural areas. Kit includes vintage horizontal
grill (as shown) and modern vertical etched grill. |
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$7.95 |
$6.36 |
BLS-1433 |
WALL (1930's-Present)
The wall billboard was developed for use in crowded urban areas
where space is at a premium and was seen as a much needed improvement
over simply pasting an ad on the side of a building. The wall billboard
is still common today in urban areas.
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$7.95 |
$6.36 |
BLS-1435 |
