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I have had these 3 small signs for years. I bought each one separately and always thought they were authentic. Because of the size of each one I wondered what the use of each one might have been in it’s day. I wanted to check with some other opinions. Two questions:
1) Are they each indeed authentic?
2) If so, does anyone know what each one might have been used?
The Prest-o-Lite is 9” by 3”…the AAA is 6” by 4”…the Standard is 8” by 4”.
Thanks in advance for any thoughts and Merry Christmas to everyone!
Steve

would you please post pictures of back of signs ? .. ...

The backs

here is a couple of "The Real McCoys" .. ...

Prest-o-Lite 10" X 3" this door push has a curved contour too it

Standard is 9 1/2" X 4 5/8", this sign was produced in different sizes

AAA- IMO - questionable

If the Prestolite is flat it’s a repop as it must have a curve to it like Randy said. Imo the Standard is also a repop by the location of the mounting holes should be inside the white border.

Thanks Randy and Kim…I appreciate the help!
Steve

One other note…is anyone else having trouble staying logged in…every since my last iPad update I have to log in every time I return to the Oldgas web site?

No problems here

I have the same issue…it helps to check the “keep me logged” box, but that doesn’t always work either!

You may have a "cookie" that is broken. Click on your username on the upper right at the login spot. Choose "Cookies" from the menu. Click on the "EXpire cookies" button. That will wipe all Oldgas.com cookies and start you out fresh. You'll have to log in again and check the Stay Logged In box again.

Thank you Jim for the help. I did as you said and now it is working perfectly. I really appreciate it.
Steve

Jim…I spoke to soon…still having same problem.

It's possible that your browser security settings changed during your update. If Web site cookies are restricted, the Oldgas.com cookie that helps keep you logged in may be rejected by the security setting. Third party cookies are pretty much OK to reject but site cookies often help with user friendly features.

Yeah, I need to log in every time. It gets old.

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