Hollywood Signs: Glittering Graphics and Glowing Neon in Mid-Century Tinseltown

Hollywood Signs: Glittering Graphics and Glowing Neon in Mid-Century Tinseltown

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Hollywood Signs: Glittering Graphics and Glowing Neon in Mid-Century TinseltownExplore the glitz and glamour of vintage Hollywood with Hollywood Signs: Glittering Graphics and Glowing Neon in Mid Century Tinseltown. Author Kathy Kikkert showcases the iconic signs of Hollywoods golden age, from classic bars and theaters to the legendary Hollywood Sign itself. Perfect for locals, tourists, and design fans, this book celebrates Tinseltowns bright, timeless style.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012