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I'd like to start a topic for people to /post see Packard Decor over the years, signs, clocks, banners, etc. There seems to be more interest in this stuff as we strive to decorate our garages, man-caves, etc.

I'll start with an original clock I have that is different from the usual one seen that is also commonly reproduced.

I would also like to know more about the different "lightbox" signs of the '30's-40's that say things like - Brakes, Steering, Lubrication, etc. Is there a service bulletin that lists the available versions?

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David,
What markings are on the back of the clock?

Available postwar signs were listed in a general letter If anyone has it. I may have skipped over but did not see 46G-9 listed in the Aller collection

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Hmmm...46Gxxx.- that would be postwar? I had always believed there was a series with the Packard script that was prewar, metal case finished in hammerite green? See top shelf items in the attached photo....

Mike - this clock was made by Lackner and is stamped 6 51, presumably the date manufactured. Also has the PMCC brass tag riveted to the backside.

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Thanks,
No second hand?

Is it a flat or curved glass covering the face?
And just neon around the numbers or does it have bulbs as well?

I thought the Aller collection had an outside/neon brochure of Packard signs.

I seem to remember Service Coucelors that had pictures of Service bays with signs. Some prewar some post war.

From the PAC meet came this car with these signs.

The circle V and crest was at the Studebaker National Museum.

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Showroom banner for a 1956 Clipper and a 1949 Golden Anniversary banner.

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Excellent forum idea, David. Thanks for starting it.
Pat

Not a sign, but a piece marked with the Packard logo that I picked up at the PI Swapmeet:

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Hey Kev,

I'm glad the TSA didn't confiscate that from you

Not a wall decorator, but something quite uncommon, an uncut Packard Panther key set.

And something a little larger, from Kanter's.

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