Vintage Chicago CTA Bus Stop Sign | #28 Stony Island bird food Exhibits moderate signs of wear

Exhibits moderate signs of wear including scuffs and scratches

These signs exhibit minor tears and creasing

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Vintage Chicago CTA Bus Stop Sign | #28 Stony Island bird food Exhibits moderate signs of wearVintage aluminum bus stop sign from the early days of Chicago's CTA, which began service in 1947. This particular sign is for the #28 Stony Island Ave. route, which services one of the largest streets on Chicago's South Side. Cosmetically, this sign has lost much of the text on its lower half, having been covered with newspaper for an unknown amount of time. The top half, however, remains legible; although it does exhibit some weathering and