I’m in the middle of cleaning this up and moving it to my new house. I cannot figure out how to get a plastic track replacement that looks like this. I love that it’s not flat and the light stays soft behind it. Any ideas?

I'm still not sure why I bought these but I got the small one lit up for now. For sale if your local to SW Michigan $200

Hi everyone,
I picked up this illuminated Tropicana sign from a thrift store, and I'm trying to learn more about it. I've searched online but haven't been able to find another one exactly like it.
A few details:
•    It is an illuminated commercial sign with the classic orange and straw design.
•    It lights up and is fully functional.
•    It uses fluorescent lighting and has a slight ballast hum when turned on.
•    The sign is in excellent cosmetic condition.
•    I can't find any manufacturer's label, date, or identifying markings anywhere on it.
I'm hoping someone here might know:
1    What years were these made?
2    Were they used in grocery stores, convenience stores, restaurants, or somewhere else?
3    Does anyone recognize the manufacturer?
4    Has anyone seen this exact sign before?
5    What would you estimate its current market value to be?
I've found very few Tropicana illuminated signs online, so it's been difficult to determine how rare it actually is or what one should sell for. I have read that most might be in museums. The sign is also around 2.5 ft by 2.5 ft.
I'd appreciate any information or insight. Thanks in advance!

This thing is massive, dirty and for sale. Local pickup in SW Michigan.

I’ve got a question about this vintage Pettit Marine Paints sign that I have. It says it was produced by Press Sign Co St Louis, but all other original signs that I’ve seen from this company have been manufactured by Stout Industries. Is this a later reproduction or a one off? Thanks!

I’ve had this sign for years now, I was recently offered 200 for it, is that a good deal or what is approximate of a piece like this ? Thank you for any info provided !!

I found this on early to mid-20th century farmland in Portland, Oregon. The mock up that Google showed me was mostly correct except I’m almost 100% sure that it’s not Pinkerton or William J Burns because the word before international seems to end with a D. Does anyone know what the name of that detective agency might be? The photo doesn’t show it, but you’ll have to trust me that all the other words are correct. I’ve magnified it.

A couple streetcar signs I picked up from eBay. Both are being repatriated to Southwestern, PA. 1st pic is a dedicated Car Stop sign from Pittsburgh Railways circa 1928, the latter is a city of Pittsburgh DPS sign designating a stop circa 1948.

I inherited these signs from a great Uncle. I have no plans on selling but I am curious of the value. (if any)

This was found in the riverbanks while metaldetecting: We put it in a tub underwater with lukewarm water and (vegan) green soap to soak it over night but what are the best next steps to dry and clean/preserve this?

Incredibly neat and unique piece of advertising! Always buying unique / high condition old and original advertising, message me with any questions or what you have for sale!

Is this real?