Three days of Oklahoma to share:  here’s post 1 of 3.

Let’s start with this sign in Eufala:

 

 

Another one from Eufala.  Simple but sweet.  Well-preserved corrugated plastic signs are getting very rare:

 

 

Some signs from Muskogee:

 

 

Another one for my Happy Bear collection:
http://www.roadarch.com/signs/bear.html

 

 

In 2011, this sign was prettier and still had its neon:

 
Here’s what it looks like now:

 

 

 

Gorgeous in this rusty state.  They are trying to raise money to restore it but I kinda hope that doesn’t happen.  Better yet, put a replica on the poles and move this guy into/on top of the building:

 

 

This cutie is in Tahlequah:

 

 

Another one from Tahlequah:

 

 

One of two C-152 Lectras across the street from each other in Chouteau.  This is the unrestored one:
http://www.roadarch.com/sca/roto4.html

 

 

 

This Daylight Donuts is in Verdigris — neon, bulbs, corrugated panels…

 

AND a vacuum form panel under the eaves.  I’m sure these were mass-produced but I’ve never seen another one anywhere:

 

 

Last one for this post — in Claremore.  This sign was restored in the past few years.  Here’s what it looked like in 2016:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/romleys/27263089305/

 

Back next weekend (or so) with more.

Happy trails,
dj & the dogs