These 24-inch porcelain enamel signs are built the right way—kiln-fired enamel on heavy 14-gauge steel, with no shortcuts. No stickers, no aluminum, and no plastic. Just real weight, real gloss, and the kind of craftsmanship that actually holds up.
This collection features some of the most iconic gas and oil brands, automotive classics, and American advertising legends—recreated with serious attention to detail.
Featuring iconic reproductions and true kiln-fired, handcrafted porcelain enamel on heavy gauge steel just like the originals which inspired them. Our focus on authenticity and craftsmanship brings old images and nostalgic designs to life from a variety of legends:
All built to look and feel like the vintage signs we grew up seeing on station walls and service bays.
At 24 inches across, they’re big enough to make a statement, but still the perfect size for a garage wall, man cave, showroom, or display. They’ve got that old-school weight, and that deep glossy porcelain finish you can only get from real enamel.
Collectors know the difference—and that’s why these signs exist. If you’re tired of cheap aluminum or paper-thin tin, this is your upgrade.
Each sign, a tribute to those iconic images and nostalgic designs that defined history and changed the Advertising industry forever.
Every neon porcelain sign is proudly made in the USA with traditional methods; cut steel, kiln-fired enamel, bent glass tubes. No shortcuts—ever.
Not completely satisfied? We'll make it right. Return shipping is on us, and we'll help you send it back for a full refund—no questions, no hassle.
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