"GO" Printers Block  

MFR:  Unknown printer for Unknown imaging purposes

Notes, Commentary: 
This is a reverse-image metal plate (die) mounted on a Hardwood block.  These would have been loaded into a printing press, much like a modern age rubber stamp, and inked to print the pattern onto some item, notepad letterhead, stationery, etc.  It's age is unknown, but likely 50 years old or more. The signal is a generic "4-way" style with green on top for cross traffic.  Perhaps it was a single bulb Darley or an early Tokheim?  There are no other identifying marks to indicate manufacture, or use.

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