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Due the number of customer requests that we have received, we are producing a very limited run of our Scranton sign. If you have not seen the real sign in person you are missing quite a spectacular sign. Our Scranton sign is a faithful reproduction of the real sign located in (where else??) Scranton, PA. Available 
only in the large version which comes with supports.  Also available in our DTN version. If you missed out the first time, 
now is your chance!

(Second photo is the real sign on the top of the Scranton Electric Building.)

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Scranton Electric City Sign - In 1910, in the pre-neon age, this flashing electric circular sign was erected eight stories high atop the steep-gabled Victorian-era Scranton Electric Building, proclaiming Scranton, PA as the electric city. Its purpose: to promote the fact that Scranton was the first U.S. city to install electric streetcars. The sign went dark in 1972, but it was restored and relit in 2004.

Available in only the large size and comes with supports.

This is a limited edition sign

Miller Engineering’s animated billboards are our newest addition to our line of animated neon signs. These new signs incorporate many new design features such as improved connectors, no painting required, longer life, and stiffer laminations. All animated neon billboard signs have the same great benefits of all Light Works neon signs: ready-to-run, paper-thin, produce no heat, and have realism second-to-none. Try one today and you'll be Thrilled! All signs come with a 3 AAA battery pack. Signs draw 95 ma.

Miller Engineering's Billboards are easy to mount on your structure. Simply cut a small .75" wide slot in the roof of your building, insert the sign. Use a small amount of hot melt glue or 5 minute epoxy on the topside of the roof, at each end of the sign, plug in the connector and you're done. It's that simple!