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12 years ago
ChicagoHal
The person who posted them was a very nice young lady who mentioned she found some great information on the internet about them and seemed thankful for it. At first she thought I might have provided it, but I confessed that I had not and that it was you.
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12 years ago
ChicagoHal
I seem to be having difficulty and almost tripple posted this time.
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12 years ago
ChicagoHal
Some more fake green Chicago street signs on ebay. http://cgi.ebay.com/CHICAGO-STREET-SIGN-PULASKI-SUPERIOR-YATES-STEWART-ETC-/110727401241?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item19c7de0f19 My guess is that they are from the suburbs or somewhere else for streets with the same names as some in Chicago. For those that have moved and don't remember, Chicago mounts its standard signs from the side
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12 years ago
ChicagoHal
unintentional double post, sorry.
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12 years ago
ChicagoHal
The pay stinks though.
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12 years ago
ChicagoHal
WOW! A yellow N. Clark was on Ebay.
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12 years ago
ChicagoHal
An old yellow Springfield Avenue Chicago street sign is up for auction on Ebay. Also, a yellow 63rd place Chicago street sign is also up
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12 years ago
ChicagoHal
Loomis blvd may have been a street under the control of the Chicago Park District. From what I read, they had brown signs with white letters and eventually all the streets were transferred to the city. The park district ones tended to be called blvds and a couple of other designations, but not street or road. I met a cop who has one of the old thick ones. He said its pretty beat up and it is
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12 years ago
ChicagoHal
I also like the Keep Chicago clean sign. The Ontario and St. Clair signs look very thick, I am wondering if that is just the photograph but that looks like some substantial steel bars they used.
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13 years ago
ChicagoHal
Also, choice of NORMANDY, SANGAMON, SEELEY, SPAULDING, SUPERIOR, WABASH, WESTERN, WHIPPLE, WILSON, WOLCOTT, WOODLAWN, or WRIGHTWOOD on Ebay at http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280678504156&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT in green and white.
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13 years ago
ChicagoHal
For the original poster, there is a choice of Aberdeen, Albany, Archer, Belle Plaine, Broadway, Cortez, Carmen, Francisco, or Garfield signs on ebay at http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280676827213&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT in the green and white. There's also a choice of HARVARD, PRINCETON, RHODES, OAKDALE, PARKSIDE, PARNELL, PETERSON, PULASKI, RACINE, or RITCHIE sign
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13 years ago
ChicagoHal
NICE! I've corrected people on eBay and most seem to add the correction, jerks like that guy do not.
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13 years ago
ChicagoHal
Couple more street signs on eBay. There is one for Machesney road that claims to be a Chicago street sign, but I could find no such road in Chicago using Google. Plus the mounting is underneath the sign which the city did not do even with the old yellow and black ones and the shape is not correct. http://cgi.ebay.com/VINTAGE-PORCELAIN-MACHESNEY-RD-CHICAGO-STREET-SIGN-/250723788508?pt=LH_Def
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