Moody Marquee
Regular price
$350.00
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Framing Size Guidelines
Paper prints
- Small: Framing adds 5" to both width and height (includes frame width and a 2" mat).
- Medium: Framing adds 7" to both width and height (includes frame width and a 3" mat).
- Large: Mats are not available; framing adds 1.5" to both width and height.
Acrylic and metal prints
- Uses a float frame that adds 1" to both width and height.
- Hardware: Cleat hangers are available only on unframed metal and acrylic prints. Framed pieces use a wire hanger.
Currently shipping within the U.S. only. International shipping coming soon.
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This glowing vertical neon marquee belongs to the Coleman Theatre in Miami, Oklahoma — a lavish 1929 vaudeville house and movie palace right on Route 66. Built by local mining magnate George L. Coleman Sr. and designed by the Boller Brothers, it's one of those places that still feels like stepping back in time. Best of all, the original Mighty Wurlitzer pipe organ is still in there and still played alongside classic silent films. You’ll find it at 103 N. Main St., Miami, OK 74354
