Our “Roller Rink Luncheonette” tin sign clock with neon light is a great gift for the soda fountain enthusiast. The sign includes a white neon light which outlines the battery operated clock. A beautiful 3-D 1950’s waitress serves food and drinks on roller skates close to the clock. The edges are hand distressed for an authentic vintage look and feel. Each sign comes with an attached hanging bracket to make display quick and easy. Size is approximately 14 3/8” high x 11 1/4” wide. Scroll down to order. Inspired by vintage signs of the 1950’s, our “Roller Rink Luncheonette” replica sign is ideal for any collector or fan of Americana. It evokes memories of the highways, byways and back roads of 20th Century America. Neon Neon arrived in America in the early 1920’s after being invented in France. The appeal was instantaneous and it gave new meaning to the phrase “a picture is worth a thousand words”. Neon was considered “high class” and adorned the Big Corporation signs and logos of the 1930’s. By the 1950’s neon had transformed the American roadside into a magical, luminous wonderland. Nowadays, much of Route 66 and the old main streets are gone, leaving the rusty old neon signs which once glowed in all their glory. With our “Roller Rink Lucheonette” neon sign you can bring a little of that glory home. Order yours today. |
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