Posted by Wardner on January 08, 2011 at 22:00:37 from (4.154.252.75):
In Reply to: Barns posted by dgasper on January 08, 2011 at 14:11:31:
Always wondered what the economics were of the painted barns and Burma Shave signs. Was it a one time payment or did the landowners submit periodic invoices? And how much?
As far as I can tell, the painters never got a foothold into the New England countryside but there were alot of city buildings with advertisements. I removed a few with my 50" Skyworker, high-pressure water, and chemicals. Even sandblasted a couple.
There is still a faded Uneeda Biscuit sign in Lowell, MA and the City along with the National Park Service are protecting it. Probably go to jail if someone removed it.
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