The sign, built by Leonard “Christy” Christensen in 1949, was lit up by multiple owners since the shop opened and was even one of the reasons the last buyer, Emil Zawatski, liked it so much ...

SAN ANTONIO — John Talbot's love for classic cars and neon signs is turning heads across the city.His daily driver, a 1951 Studebaker affectionately named "Twe ...

The neon path The 1980s was also the decade when Stoakes started to dabble in sign-making. The first big neon project Signmakers did was a brand new sign for Universal CityWalk in the early 2000s.