More grungy old typography found in here in Newberg.

I like how this sign blended in perfectly with the blue sky.

Nowadays no one would get a hand painted wood sign like this, they'd get some vinyl lettering or digital output. This ages better...

Although this plastic sign is pretty cool.

One of my favorites; I used it as a backdrop for
this Geez photo.

Yes, we have a functioning drive-in theater in town. I like the "of" and "the" ligatures. (And yes, I'm a design nerd.)
1 comment:
The muffler one is funny because I can't tell if it's old, so the paint is fading weird, or if it's newer and the paint was applied unevenly. Still it's weird enough to catch a photographer's eye. Especially because of the colour, as you note. -A. - Winnipeg
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