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J. Peter Signs
207-743-9533
176 Ralph Richardson Road, Norway Maine 04268
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Welcome
to our Web Site. We hope you enjoy your
visit.
Note:
Our shop will be closed for the winter
between Oct 10, 2011 and May 10, 2012. However,
we will still be responding to e-mails.
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J. Peter Signs
has been creating unique commercial and
residential signs since 1989. We are located
in the foothills of the White Mountains, in
the beautiful rolling countryside of western
Maine. The company is an artistic
collaboration between Peter and Ana
Fitzgerald. Peter does the design work and
the carving. Ana is the painter and Quality
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We
are proud to be on the creative edge of the
sign industry. Our hand carved signs are
reminiscent of the marvelously detailed
signs of yesteryear, but with an appeal to
the modern eye.
Our
unique custom designs combine the
functionality of a sign with the
three-dimensional artistry of a sculpture.
The result is a softening of the line
between sign and art.
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Working from your photograph,
we can make your sign truly personal.
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Our
clients are discerning people who appreciate
the value of quality craftsmanship. Our hand
carved signs are designed to satisfy the
demanding tastes of people who are
accustomed to having the best. Our
signs are carved in a modern material called
High Density Urethane - a substrate that
will not warp, crack or absorb moisture. You
can expect your sign to stand up to the
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Of course
it takes more than space age materials to
make a good sign. We will design a work of
art that reflects your personality and
interests. Whether you want a replica of
your garden or house or lake view, or a more
complicated design, we can work with you to
develop a unique design that perfectly
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Five
or six
times a year we take to the road to display
our craftsmanship and introduce ourselves to
new clients. During the summer you may find
our booth at fine arts and crafts
fairs in northern New England. |
   
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