AN AMERICAN SMALL BUSINESS
We’re a small business located right here in the USA bringing back the craftsmanship of vintage porcelain enamel signs. Built for collector’s, enthusiasts, and those who know the difference.
Authentic Craftsmanship
Our signs are made just like the originals—heavy steel, real porcelain enamel, hand finished, and kiln-fired for authentic quality. No shortcuts, no flimsy tin or aluminum, no stickers or acrylic.
100% Money-Back Guarantee
Unlike mass-produced replicas, we make signs the way they should be. We are proud of our signs and are confident you will love them too. That’s why we offer no-questions-asked returns for a full refund and even pay return shipping.
Not all neon signs are created equal—and if you're here, you already...
We’re a small business located right here in the USA bringing back the craftsmanship of vintage porcelain enamel signs. Built for collector’s, enthusiasts, and those who know the difference.
Our signs are made just like the originals—heavy steel, real porcelain enamel, hand finished, and kiln-fired for authentic quality. No shortcuts, no flimsy tin or aluminum, no stickers or acrylic.
Unlike mass-produced replicas, we make signs the way they should be. We are proud of our signs and are confident you will love them too. That’s why we offer no-questions-asked returns for a full refund and even pay return shipping.
Porcelain Advertising is proud to announce a historic partnership with Indian Motorcycle—America’s first motorcycle company. Together, we’re preserving American heritage with officially licensed authentic porcelain and neon signs. Built with heavy...
Porcelain Advertising is proud to announce a historic partnership with Indian Motorcycle—America’s first motorcycle company. Together, we’re preserving American heritage with officially licensed authentic porcelain and neon signs. Built with heavy...
From its bold red star logo to Fire Chief and Sky Chief fuels, Texaco became America’s most recognizable name in gasoline. Its porcelain signs—some fetching over $100,000—are now prized collectibles,...
From its bold red star logo to Fire Chief and Sky Chief fuels, Texaco became America’s most recognizable name in gasoline. Its porcelain signs—some fetching over $100,000—are now prized collectibles,...
Sinclair’s green dinosaur was more than a logo — it became one of the most famous advertising icons in America. From the 1933 World’s Fair to Route 66 gas stations,...
Sinclair’s green dinosaur was more than a logo — it became one of the most famous advertising icons in America. From the 1933 World’s Fair to Route 66 gas stations,...
Route 66 motel signs were more than advertisements — they were glowing beacons of comfort, safety, and Americana. From the Blue Swallow to Wigwam Village, discover the history and collectability...
Route 66 motel signs were more than advertisements — they were glowing beacons of comfort, safety, and Americana. From the Blue Swallow to Wigwam Village, discover the history and collectability...
