antique dr pepper signs  signs are a collector’s delight and provide a glimpse into the evolution of one of America’s favorite soft drinks. These unique pieces not only add a bit of whimsy to any room, but they can also make great conversation starters.

Founded in 1885 in Waco, Texas, Dr Pepper is one of the country’s oldest soda pop brands and has developed a dedicated following for its many flavors and intriguing backstory. The drink was created by pharmacist Charles Alderton, and its unique blend of flavors has helped it maintain a loyal following for more than 100 years.

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One of the more distinctive aspects of this brand’s history is the way its logo has evolved over time. In its early days, the brand name was contained in an oval with white letters and a light background. In the 1950s, the colors shifted to darker shades and the inscriptions became more compact and simplified. The fonts were also standardized and became more modern, with bolder serifs. The “Drink” inscription disappeared, and the slogan “Good for Life!” appeared.

This pressed tin sign, made by Edwards & Deutsch Lith Co. in Chicago, advertises Congress Beer, which was made by the Haberle Congress Brewing Company in Syracuse, New York. It has yellowed over the years, but it is still in good condition and would look nice hanging on a wall or from a ceiling. This sign is 19″ x 24″ and measures 12″ in circumference.