"Give Thanks" Neon Sign: A cheerful reminder of the spirit of Thanksgiving ... Here’s why it’s the ultimate choice: Custom ...

Neon signs were all the rage in 1941. Giant “blade” signs went up alongside theatres, department stores and hotels. Small but ...

The bright, colorful glow and faint buzz of electricity of neon signs creates a sense of nostalgia and a look that’s almost synonymous with Las Vegas.

Neon signs have made a bold comeback, becoming a popular choice for both home décor and business branding. With advancements ...

the sign was created by Byron Rabbit, a Disney animator, in the 1950s. It made its way to Los Angeles and when it became blocked, it was moved to its current location in St. Louis in 1962. "It has ...