George L. Gaines Jewelers opened in 1935. The clock sign is probably from the 1960s. It appears that the clock originally revolved. The channel letters on the facade, which had neon originally, were probably built in the 1950s. Around 2020, the white channel letters were painted black. [map]

Bambi Cleaners was established in 1954. The business moved to this located around 1957. This sign is probably from then or the early 1960s. It was built by Angelo Colavita of Colonial Signs. Since this photo from 2010, only one of the plastic balls on top of the sign remains. [map]

The City Center Motel sign and clock appear are from the 1970s. The plastic text sign has vacuum formed panels which were created by heating plastic sheets over a mold. The vaccum pulls the plastic sheets and stretches them to create an embossed surface. These arrow clocks were produced in the early 1970s by Superior Outdoor Display in Long Beach, CA. They came in many different colors and faced downward or sideways. There were a few thousand made but there are only about a dozen of them still on display around the country. I have seen only green, red, and yellow ones. For more, see this website. [map]

This sign at the RV Pitstop features a clock sign which was produced by Superior Outdoor Display in the early 1970s. There are only about a dozen or so of these clocks left on display around the country. They were produced in many colors and either pointed sideways or downwards. The "OPEN" bulb sign may also have been produced by Superior Outdoor Display. [map]

This Superior Outdoor Display arrow clock is installed above Johnny's Bar & Grill. The "OPEN" sign was probably from Superior as well. Johnny's opened in 2008. I don't know what business this sign was installed for originally. The El Zarape Restaurant was here in 1976. [map]