Sports Neons Gallery Page

Site Navigation Links:

Neon Sign Gallery Page Links:

This page displays sports related neon signs with descriptions.

Model #: Not marked.
Manufacturer: Not marked.
Production date: 06/04/1992.
Colors: 4 Green 'get' tube, a purple box goes around the white 'in' tube and 'gear' shines with a brilliant medium blue.
Backing paint: Black, no peeling.
Length overall: inches.
Height overall: inches.
Repairs: None.
Transformer: Electronic>
Transformer input: 120 Volts, 60 Hertz, Volt-Amp.
Transformer output: Volt, Milli-Amp
Comments: This L.A. Gear Shoes neon states 'Get in gear'. Intense and bright small neon with a four-color scheme.

Model #: Not marked.
Manufacturer: Not marked.
Production date: 12/15/1993.
Colors: Gold and blue.
Backing paint: Black.
Length overall: inches.
Height overall: inches.
Repairs: None.
Transformer:
Transformer input: 120 Volts, 60 Hertz, Volt-Amp.
Transformer output: Volt, Milli-Amp
Comments: This sign has seen some serious use. It was in a window at a bicycle shop. It still works fine however. The G has faded in yellow, but not in brightness. Mounted on a black masonite backboard.

Model #: Not marked.
Manufacturer: Not marked.
Production date: 12/1988.
Color: Light Blue
Backing paint: Grey
Length overall: inches
Height overall: inches
Repairs: I combined two of these signs to make one good one. Each sign had different tubes broken. I used the best of each to make this sign work like new.
Transformer:
Transformer input: 120 Volts, 60 Hertz, Volt-Amp.
Transformer output: Volt, Milli-Amp
Comments: The transformer has a light hum if left on for over an hour.

Model #: Not marked.
Manufacturer: Not marked.
Production date: Not marked.
Colors: Two, Red and white.
Mounts: Flat surface or window hang.
Length overall: inches
Height overall: inches
Repairs: None.
Transformer:
Transformer input: 120 Volts, 60 Hertz, Volt-Amp.
Transformer output: Volt, Milli-Amp.
Comments: Another electriglass style neon. Easy to clean triple glass design. This neon is heavy.

Model #: Not marked.
Manufacturer: Not marked.
Production date: 02/1992.
Colors: 3, Blue, yellow and white.
Backing paint: Black, nice and solid.
Length overall: 17 inches
Height overall: 15 inches
Repairs: None.
Transformer: Magnetek # 750-331-701
Transformer input: 120 Volts, 60 Hertz, 140 Volt-Amp.
Transformer output: 6K Volt, 20 Milli-Amp.
Comments: One of my personal favorites. It's fairly small, so it will fit about anywhere. Actually I have two of these. One displays in the shop, and the other in the neon attic!

Model #: Not marked.
Manufacturer: Fallon Neon Products.
Production date: 11/1991
Colors: Vibrant neon orange.
Backing paint: Black.
Length overall: 23.75 inches
Height overall: 18.25 inches
Mounts: Shelf or flat surface.
Repairs: None.
Transformer: Franceformer 9020 M 07.
Transformer input: 120 Volts, 60 Hertz, 190 Volt-Amp.
Transformer output: 9,000 Volt, 20 Milli-Amps.
Comments: One of the brightest signs I own. This sign is intense with 3 clear tubes of pure neon! I rarely turn it on unless I'm in the mood to be bathed in orange! Uniquely mounted between two masonite boards.

Model #: BK-951853.
Manufacturer: Fallon Neon Products.
Production date: 02/1998
Colors: White, gold, blue and red.
Length overall: 24.75 inches
Height overall: nbsp;15 inches
Repairs: None.
Transformer: Electronic.
Transformer input: 120 Volts, 60 Hertz, .5 Volt-Amp.
Transformer output: Volt, Milli-Amp.
Comments: This sign was well used in the window of the bicycle shop it was at. It still works fine however. The "DYNO" section has faded quite a bit. Another easy to clean electriglass neon sign.

Model #: Not marked.
Manufacturer: Not marked.
Production date: .
Colors: One, red.
Backing paint: Black.
Length overall: 40 inches!
Height overall: 7 inches.
Repairs: None.
Transformer: .
Transformer input: 120 Volts, 60 Hertz, Volt-Amp.
Transformer output: Volt, 30 Milli-Amp.
Comments: Another bright neon sign that is very long. When I bought this sign the seller creatively packed it. He boxed the sign in with little empty bicycle inner tube boxes. It survived a trip from California to Ohio!