Red Rose Signs

Older Signs

I am guessing the whole group came out in the 40's. Maybe some of them are from the 50's.

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	An old Estabrooks Sign	This "3D" effect sign mounted on the side of a building	This one says that it is packaged in aluminum, Yummy!	OK, is this a vertical sign or a push bar?

Coffee and French Signs

I believe the yellow and orange signs are older than the blue green signs. I think the blue greens come from the 60's, what do you think?

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	Red Rose wasn't just about tea...	... the coffee was good too!	Don't forget the French speaking population of Canada...	...that would be  a BIG mistake if you did!

Red Rose Push Bars

What is a push bar? It's the metal bar across the center of a door in a small grocery store that is used to push it open (usually to exit the store.)  Many companies promoted themselves on these push bars. I recall many bye-gone soda brands that have graced the push bars of my childhood memories. What do you remember?   

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	Two types of Push Bars

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