VINTAGE OLD US Forest Service NP sign HELP Protect FIRE Streams Pure Bury #12B

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VINTAGE OLD US Forest Service NP sign HELP Protect FIRE Streams Pure Bury #12B:
$108.49

Very Rare, Very Old! Grey Thin Tin metal, not as thick as the yellow signs,10x7\". Great subject manner... PUBLIC CAMP GROUND: Keep It Clean, burn refuse, Extinguish fire, dig toilet trench,....ect\".Sign is new-old stock and was not nailed up.Form number447 note font type and the tree inside the FSlogo!This logo is identical to the embossed signs of the same period, that\'s OLD!I have an embossed sign also listed. Back of the metal is dull black. AWESOME Item! Sign looks great in a bathroom! Please check out my other obsolute vintage signs currently being listed. Thank you.

I\'m the orignal source and collector of these obsolute, vintage and guaranteed 100% authentic USDA FS Forest Service antique signs. I started with the FS in 1975 and retired in 2016. What I remember most is what I didn\'t save and just loaded off to the land fill. Lots ofwhite/green porcelain signs and weathered routed wood signs lost.I was so young and foolish, oh well! I\'m a history buffcombined with being apack rat and saved quite a bit over 39 years.I now want to travel and that\'s not cheap, so it\'s time to sell off my limited collection. All signs guaranteed to be authentic orI will double your money back!

Shipping is $3.95 . I do combine shipping: 2-3 standard metal signs will be $5.95.Four ormore will be$12.50 (Max.) USPS Medium flat rate.Paper signs are $2.95 maximum, regardless if you buy 1 or more. Thank you.

On Aug-01-16 at 16:52:39 PDT, seller added the following information:

Upon further research......The FS Museum inMizzoula doesn\'t have this sign in their collection. Asignthathassimular text withsameForm number 447, has been dated to 1912 or sooner. I believe this to be a few years older, but before 1920.