More usage of the Railway Express Agency Graphics:
This time in O scale. (Lionel Freight Depot)
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Lexington, (KY) Elev. 978
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Please Note: I believe almost very state in the Union has a “Lexington” so this could be consider as not being state or region specific.
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Working on a new project: the dial face for a Toledo Scale
Found a freight scale in the junkbox. (Sorry don’t know who makes it) It is O/S scale so I am going to add it to my O scale Lionel Freight Dept. But the face left much to be desired,
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Doesn’t crack the top 10 of common city names.
I really enjoy looking at all the buildings and accessories you post in this journal. The ‘Lexington’ building is a good example of something I would like to try for myself in 1/35 scale. It just occurred to me that the best way to start may be to make some windows and doors in scale, then build around them.
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Thank You! Glad you are enjoying these!
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A few more signs…I’m sure Mike could take care of the watermarks 
H.P.
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Don’t ya just love the way these “photo services” take what should be a public image and put their copyright all over it? It especially steams me when they do that to a WWII Signal Corps image that the US taxpayer has already paid dearly for!
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Posted elsewhere online by Donald Darr
1930’s billboard for the Blue Pennant Coal Company.
The second one is slightly brighter with a stronger
solid blue on the pennant and whiter lettering.
Boy Frenchy you are sure making a lot of clean up work for me. Those are beautiful, and inspirational signs you have shared there. WOW!
Thank You
Right now I am busy working on a small Studebaker dealership and the associated signage.
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You’re welcome Mike
Here are a few more…
in situ
H.P.
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If I started now I might finish all those in a year or two! But thank you H.P. none the less.
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