Candy Soda Neon Sign
Name/Title
Candy Soda Neon SignEntry/Object ID
2025.0041.0001Description
Double-faced neon illuminated metal sign reading in open-channel lettering 'Candy' then below it 'Soda' in a red neon illuminationContext
The sign was displayed in a store front in Williamsport, PA, 17701, but after hail damage the store decided to replace it with a Pepsi sign. The sign was removed by Ken Brown the founder of Brownie's Signs and then repaired and displayed at his shop as a conversation piece due to its rare condition. The sign was donated to ASM through Butch and Mike Brown Ken's children at Brownie's Signs Lock Haven, PA 17745. Tod Swormstedt in previous years visited the Lock Haven Shop and expressed interest in the sign, but Brownie's Signs wanted to keep the sign in the shop. In 2025, the Brown's decided they wanted to donate the sign to the museum.Collection
Permanent CollectionCategory
Signs/Displays