Barber Shop "flat Top Specialist" Metal Sign Andis Oster Clippers Vintage Style on 2040-parts.com
United States, US
UP FOR AUCTION IS THIS AWESOME BARBER SHOP "FLAT TOP SPECIALIST" METAL SIGN. MADE WITH A VINTAGE STYLE LOOK. GREAT SIGN TO HANG IN ANY BARBER SHOP, HOME, GARAGE, OR MAN CAVE. THIS METAL SIGN MEASURES 7" WIDE x 25 1/2" HEIGHT. TWO PIECE BARBER SIGN FEATURES THE TRADITIONAL RED AND BLUE STRIPES WITH THE WORDS "FLAT TOP SPECIALIST" HANGING FROM TWO METAL CHAINS. USPS STANDARD MAIL SHIPPING.
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