One of the most recognizable signs in New York is the work of a particularly obscure sign company.  The modest neon sign of the White Horse...

Last week came truly depressing news (by way of Project Neon and Brownstoner ) on the disappearance of Maiman's Pharmacy and its spl...

If one were to poll admirers of New York neon, the great Kentile sign in Brooklyn might well emerge as the city's best-liked heirloom ...

No backward glance at New York's heritage of neon would be complete without paying tribute to the Globe Neon Sign Co. of the Bronx.  Dur...

Where do good signs go when their time is up?  Why, to Cincinnati, Ohio, of course, and the American Sign Museum .  Last month, my father a...