LARGEST SIGN! That’s good luck!

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NeverJetHot

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June 27, 2020June 27, 2020

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June 27, 2020June 27, 2020

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Categories: The Matchbooks

I just acquired this 30-strike matchbook from The Las Vegas Club, a very early casino in Vegas, judging by the Hupmobiles or whatever in the street. I don’t know why the pedestrians are already “social distancing”.

They are proud of having the “Largest Sign West of Chicago”. I wonder what was on the sign in Chicago that was at least slightly bigger?

Inside matchbook from Las Vegas Club casino

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