New Post or Mail Signs Are Here

ByJohn

Hurry! Hurry! Get your latest Lexington Alarm! signs, a new way to spread the message and grow our ranks. Measuring 18” X 12”, this card stock sign fits neatly in a home window or on your house, condo, apartment or dorm door.

The push is on to get them into shop windows everywhere. Center Goods in Lex Center was an early poster. Say thanks by giving them your business, and volunteer to recruit more store owners.

Designed to be mailed to friends and family, too, the sign folds in the middle to 9″X12” size. The inside has our “No King, No Tyranny” message. On the outside, there’s a short description of Lexington Alarm!, our website link and a place to write the recipient’s address. Seal one on all three sides and — Presto! Mail it first class, no envelope needed.

Donation requested of $5 per sign if you pick them up in person, or $7 per sign if you’d like one mailed first class to yourself or anyone else.

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