Add to ORKGPhotograph shows evening view of the Joske's Sign atop the Conroy Building. Below lettering is panel with alternating electric lights that depicts a Texas cowboy roping a steer. Taken from Alamo Plaza.From 8x10 contact print, made from original negative, by Martha N. Bradley, photographer's granddaughter. Caption lower left:""Largest neon sign in State of Texas / Erected by Texas Outdoor Adv. Co. / San Antonio, Texas. Using "Everlast" gas tubes exclusively." See photo 86-508 that shows sign when it advertised Mistletoe Ice Cream. Not known if Texas Outdoor Advertisement Company constructed only the Joske's lettering or the entire sign
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Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "TWO TEXAS SYMBOLS are pictur...
Original scan done by Digital Initiatives Department, 2010Written on back of photograph: "Texas :Lan...
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Photograph of the sign for the Texas Longhorn Breeder's Association's cattle corral, supervised by W...
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