[Villager Joyce]

Who installs the lighted lamp post signs with your name on it? Thanks.

[Jayhawk]

Originally Posted by Villager Joyce

Who installs the lighted lamp post signs with your name on it? Thanks.

We got our sign (though not lighted) from one of the vendors at market night at Lake Sumter Landing. They have many choices available.

[laceylady]

We got our lighted sign from a vendor at LSL on a vendor night.

[holein10]

Signs by jackie.... you can find them at the squares on tent nights... also believe they have a website that you can design your own sign...hope this helps

[holein10]

LSL that is the square

[2BNTV]

Go LSL on Tuesday or Thursday, as there is a vendor who only sells signs, in LSL. Don't know their name, but they are on the same side of the square, nearest Cty Fire.

I paid $63 for mine. You get all the new hardware, along with the sign.

You pay for it, and it magically appears, installed in a couple of weeks.

[SantaClaus]

http://www.lamppostsigns.com/id27.html

[Villager Joyce]

Thank you all. It has been 50+ years since I sent a thank you letter to SantaClaus. Feels good. Real good. I guess I'll be at LSL on Tuesday night.

[SantaClaus]

Well, it's 249 days to Christmas, what else do I have to do? LOL. Glad to be of help.

[sadie44]

Bought a porcelain sign at Jackies that has broken twice-it is now unfixable. Brought it up to Jackies at LSM and was told that porcelain signs do break and they do not warranty them. They said they tell everyone this-I was not told! $60 of junk! Spend a little extra and get metal. Also have seen these signs at Market of Marion.

[philnpat]

Originally Posted by sadie44

Bought a porcelain sign at Jackies that has broken twice-it is now unfixable. Brought it up to Jackies at LSM and was told that porcelain signs do break and they do not warranty them. They said they tell everyone this-I was not told! $60 of junk! Spend a little extra and get metal. Also have seen these signs at Market of Marion.

Our first one was made of acrylic...blew off in a thunderstorm and shattered. Paid a bit more and got metal.

[Sable99]

Originally Posted by sadie44

Bought a porcelain sign at Jackies that has broken twice-it is now unfixable. Brought it up to Jackies at LSM and was told that porcelain signs do break and they do not warranty them. They said they tell everyone this-I was not told! $60 of junk! Spend a little extra and get metal. Also have seen these signs at Market of Marion.

Thanks for letting us know. i will get a metal one when i'm in the market for a sign!

[OBXNana]

Originally Posted by sadie44

Bought a porcelain sign at Jackies that has broken twice-it is now unfixable. Brought it up to Jackies at LSM and was told that porcelain signs do break and they do not warranty them. They said they tell everyone this-I was not told! $60 of junk! Spend a little extra and get metal. Also have seen these signs at Market of Marion.

The young woman that sold us ours at Jackies, did explain to us the non-metal ones. When they swing in the air from wind, can cause breakage where the metal attached to the sign, rubs. This may have been after you had your issue.

They have a wide variety of sample pictures to pick from and you can choose whatever color you want. They also have samples that you can see first hand. We found them to be quite reasonable and even deliver/install.

[Halibut]

Ace Hardware sells them (or used to; got ours several years ago) but the selection of styles is somewhat limited. There was a very nominal fee (I want to say $3 or something) for installation.

Signs can also be ordered at the Village Pack 'n Ship.

Village Pack N Ship

[TheVillageChicken]

I don't have a lighted sign, just a regular one, but I came home to find it laying on the ground. I guess the wind blew it off. I got rid of the "s" hooks and secured it with key ring circles...the kind you have to work the key around several loops. I got them at the automotive checkout at WalMart.

As for the lighted signs, they would have to be wired into photo sensor just like the existing light at the top of the pole.