PennZoil Chalkboard Factory Original (Time Capsule) Metal Sign, A-M May1965

Description

PennZoil 1965 Factory Original Vintage Metal Sign
Be the FIRST Person to Write Your Message on this
1965 UN-Circulated Time Capsule.
I have listed for sale is a Dated, new old stock, Original PennZoil metal sign.
This one (1) sided, White & Black, Dated, PennZoil Metal Sign is approximately
23.69” L x 17.62”W, and weighs approximately
two(2) pounds.
This
metal sign is UN-Circulated and was found in original carton and was Actually Made Fifty Six (56) years ago.
A sign with the manufactures
Original Date Code, A-M 5-65.
Yes
it's
All Original
and
UN-restored
,
and of course
NOT a  REPRO.
You can be the first person to write Your Message on this time capsule.
When You own this Pennzoil Sign you might say this is what 1965 looked like....
Note: Photos #11 & #12 are for reference only..
This item is sold,
as found when
package was opened. The front and back
is in great Unused Condition and Has a Nice Shine.
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As always, let the information and photos (
part of the description
) guide you,
and when in doubt please ask questions.
Original Shipping Box Not included.
Shipping to
United States
mainland, lower 48 only….
Also; FREE Shipping or Free Local Pick-up arrangements can be made.
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The Back Story of the Allen-Morrison Sign Company, Lynchburg, Virginia.
The Allen-Morrison Sign Company grew to become one of the largest sign manufacturers in North America. Their clients included household brand names such as Dr. Pepper,Pennzoil, Goodyear and Jack Daniels and many more. The Corporation was best known for making the now iconic metal Coca-Cola signs.
Allen-Morrison Sign Company was located in an industrial site off of Fort Ave
. in Lynchburg, Virginia.
Silkscreens were used in the production process of its metal advertising signs The Company closed its doors in 1996 and is no longer in operation. However, they are credited with producing up to 80% of the metal advertising signs, country wide, in the USA.
This is a snippet of the article written by John Wormuth