In this piece, the red letters in the background are from Caesar's Palace, one of the most iconic resorts on the Las Vegas Strip, known for its opulent Roman-themed architecture and luxurious history since opening in 1966. The fleur-de-lis, a symbol of French royalty, comes from the Boulevard Motel, a once-popular spot that represented the mid-century charm of Las Vegas when motels lined the famous Strip. On the right side is the brown signage from the Standard Wholesale Supply Warehouse, a local industrial supply store that was an essential part of Las Vegas’ growing infrastructure, helping to build the city behind the glitz and glamour.