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Understand that the AAA Sign Company in Coitsville Township went out of business years ago.

I keep coming across signs, but am really interested in signs the company made that dealt with aviation.

Thanks for any help this generates!

Was that a union shop?

Righttowork, shut the @#$%& up with your union @#$%&

Oh, anonymous poster, you are so full of anger. Try to find the silver lining! Sure, you and the other union brothers and sisters will have to sustain deep cuts, but it is for the good of the nation. Let us all pull together. Everything is gonna be alright.

wow you are so jealous of what other people have , you are pathetic , to bad you didn't work a union job instead of for the gov't then maybe you would have something to show for your life , what scum you are

Dude, RTW sold model trains for a living. Don't give him the satisfaction of an argument.

And back to the thread topic, no I don't know where you can find those signs.

Oh, "truth", you need the balm of gilead. There is nothing I can think of that the union robots have or have had that I require or envy. Besides, all I ever did in life was sell model trains according to that mental midget called "Mooky." Oh, Mooky, you must get a grasp on life. In fact you must get a life.

Right to Work, I think truth is actually jealous of you and isn't Mooky confused? I thought it was Valley Observer that was the model train expert. AAA sign company must have charged too much, that's maybe why they no longer exist.

No, I am the model train guy. Mooky is a little upset because he/she was not and/is not able to retire at age 44 (could have done it at age 42) like me.

Back to the subject pleaaaaaaaasssssssssssseeee!

Any help on finding these signs? I'm thinking someone in the area has a stockpile of them

I am sorry for getting things off track. Did the "AAA" stand for anything other than AAA? Were the signs steel or aluminum? Did AAA provide any signs that you know of for state or municipal official road projects? Were the aviation signs anything that might have required FAA approval...might be a source there to investigate. Did they only deal in local projects?

I have a tin sign made by aaa sign co. Coitsville, ohio. It is advertising to join the royal air force and shows German and British war planes
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