BEGIN 20 MILE SPEED » Circa 1950

A
little rusty, but they don't make them like this anymore. While
this sign's message is contained within one sign, today's signs
warning of reduced or increased speed are a combination of two
signs — one small sign that says "Begin" on top of a standard speed limit
sign. (18" x 24")
SPEED LIMIT 20 » Circa 1950

This sign is unique in that "SPEED LIMIT" is embossed, but "20" is
painted on. Some speed limit signs were manufactured without
numbers so street departments could paint on the MPH themselves.
(18" x 24")
WALK WITH GREEN LIGHT » Circa 1950
Heavy-gauge steel with embossed green letters, this sign is an ancestor
of the much smaller "Push
for Walk Signal" sign family. (12" x 18")
Speed Regulation (R2 Series)









Turn and Lane Regulation (R3 Series)
Movement Regulation (R4)
Selective Exclusion (R5)









One Way and Divided Highway (R6)
Traffic Signal Signs (R10 Series)
Pedestrian and Bicycle (R9 Series)
Weight Limit (R12 Series)





