Vintage porcelain street sign. N. CONWAY ST." is likely from North Conway, New Hampshire, a village within the town of Conway.
The blue and white coloring and all-caps lettering suggest it is a vintage porcelain enamel sign, a style used in various US cities around the mid-20th century. Modern federal guidelines typically require different formatting (e.g., mixed-case lettering has been required since 2009 for official signs).
Vintage porcelain street sign. N. CONWAY ST." is likely from North Conway, New Hampshire, a village within the town of Conway.
The blue and white coloring and all-caps lettering suggest it is a vintage porcelain enamel sign, a style used in various US cities around the mid-20th century. Modern federal guidelines typically require different formatting (e.g., mixed-case lettering has been required since 2009 for official signs).
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