by Loback Meat Company, historic sign from vanished business, Pike Place market, Seattle; neon sign, 25 February, 2015 Get premium, high resolution news photos at Getty Images. The large 1940s era Loback Meat Co. sign that spans the aisle of the main arcade in Seattle’s Pike Place Market is well known by locals and tourists alike as you simply can’t ignore its beautiful vintage neon glow as you make your way through the market. While the sign is still there decades later, the butcher shop itself, however, did not persevere. Opened in 1946, Loback’s was one of.
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Pike Place Market’s original Loback Meat Co. closed in 1986, but its neon sign lives on, historically protected. #MakeItAMarketDay pc: @pikeplacepublicmarket. Description The large 1940s era Loback Meat Co. sign that spans the aisle of the main arcade in Seattle’s Pike Place Market is well known by locals and tourists alike as you simply can’t ignore its beautiful vintage neon glow as you make your way through the market. While the sign is still there decades later, the butcher shop itself, however, did not persevere. Opened in 1946, Loback’s.
