A nice little video on the re-opening of the Hamilton museum shows the sign in progress. The newspaper article mentions the signpainters responsible - nice to see credit given. So tell us, Robare, do you have any photos of the final sign?
http://www.htrnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/ar ... ck_check=1
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Hamilton Wood Type museum
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Lee Littlewood
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Re: Hamilton Wood Type museum
Lake Michigan is the backdrop for this project.
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