This sign was designed as a 'brand' for Binion's Horseshoe on Fremont.
When it was placed, people commented on the upside down horseshoe,
which signifies bad luck, everything pouring out. It eventually became the present day Binion's. The black moorish shape on the left is from the Dunes. The street is named after
the first surveyor of these parts. J. T.McWilliams, who mapped out the first streets of this place when it was just a train stop.
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Price | $0.00 |
Dimensions | 10 x 8 x H x W x D (in) |
Creation Date | January 2008 |
Subject Famous Places |
Style Classical |
Medium Gouache |
Substrate Paper |
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