Vintage The Alley Chicago Memorabilia Bus Stop Bench Sign Cop Moto Punk Goth Ad

Vintage bus stop bench signage for The Alley Chicago. The Alley is a counterculture boutique, established in 1971. It is inseparable from the Chicago punk rock and goth scenes. The store uses bus stop bench advertising throughout the city and this is one such example, probably from late 1980s or early 1990s. It features the iconic Chicago cop jackets, motorcycle jackets, and safe sex message. The Alley sold vintage Chicago Police jackets and reproductions. The drill holes are from screws to attach to bus stop. Graphic in red, black, and eggshell. Approximately 7' wide and 2' tall. This piece is in super condition for a collector of punk memorabilia, Chicago history, or advertising. From a closing industrial facility.

Set for local pickup only, but we are open to shipping it, but be forewarned that the cost will be significant, because this is a large sign.

Experience a piece of Chicago's unique charm with the Vintage The Alley Chicago Memorabilia Bus Stop Bench Sign. Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of urban memorabilia, this item captures the essence of The Alley's iconic presence in Chicago's cultural landscape. It serves as a nostalgic nod to the city's vibrant past, making it an exceptional find for those with a penchant for vintage aesthetics and historical flair. Crafted with attention to detail, this bench sign embodies the goth and punk styles often associated with The Alley's eclectic atmosphere. Whether displayed in your home, office, or as part of a larger collection, it adds an enigmatic and artistic touch to any setting, reflecting the area's storied legacy.