Maddox Furniture opened in 1940 and closed in 2005. By 2011, the wording on the bottom of the sign had been changed from "Hardware Furniture" to "Building 1928". [map]

The Cookeville Masonic Lodge features a milk glass globe sign which were used at other lodges such as this one in Oregon, IL. [map]

The Spring St. Super Market sign appears to be from the 1950s. For more, see this website. [map]

The Bob Johnson Auto Sales sign must have had neon originally. The sign probably advertised for another business and was repainted at some point. [map]

This sign advertised for Bonanza Homes, a local chain of mobile home dealers. This sign was built around 1969 and originally revolved. Bonanza Homes went out of business around 1980. The chain was initially part of an Atlanta-based nationwide franchise operation which used these signs at other locations with various names. This photo is from 2008. In 2022, the sign was still there. There was another one of these signs in Knoxville, TN. [map]

There was another Bonanza Homes sign, now gone, in Bowling Green, KY at an Upside Down Charlie location. Other examples of these signs are/were in Sulphur Springs, TX, San Bernardino, CA, Decatur, GA [gone], Muscle Shoals, AL, and Salida, CA. These signs in Dallas, TX might have had Bonanza Homes panels originally or possibly been inspired by these signs. If you know of any others, I'd love to hear about them.