Slow + Stop! c 1940s Much Used Handmade Wooden Crossing Guard Sign auman pottery who I take for a

who I take for a Brooklyn Dodger

and with the two-toned green one a great anchor for the group

NH -- an estate turned grand resort hotel that opened to the public with fanfare in 1883

5 7/8 d x 3 1/8” t and in very good antique condition

like me (who might also use it just for drawing angles and straight lines)

Slow + Stop! c 1940s Much Used Handmade Wooden Crossing Guard Sign auman pottery who I take for aI found this one in Southern Maine and doubt it has travelled very far. Both the SLOW and the the STOP were hand painted; the former carefully stenciled and the latter obviously not as if stopping were an afterthought, or the red painted octagon didn't adequately communicate stop on its own! I am partial to the SLOW side myself, believing it a useful instruction and reminder applicable to most everything, but it occurred to me the STOP sign might be a