Family Established Welcome Plaque - - custom made just for you. This very elegant Welcome sign displays your family name and the established date, typically a wedding date. Unique shape fuses a wide rectangle with gentle arches. 14.5" x 9.0". Wall mount. Made in USA.

• Makes a great personalized housewarming gift, wedding gift, or anniversary gift.
  • Alternately, you might want to welcome neighbors, visitors, customers and clients, etc. to your law firm, farm, business, or historic house and displays its established date.
• Handcrafted aluminum metal plaque for indoor or outdoor use.
• The WELCOME and ESTABLISHED lines are part of the design.
• Two lines of personalized wording. Personalization details:
  • Line 1 holds up to sixteen (16) 1.25" characters (examples: Jerry and Jane, Bergen Family, The Bergens, The Bergen's.)
  • Established date line also holds up to sixteen (16) 1.25" characters.
  • Character count includes spaces and punctuation.
• Colors: AB antique brass, AC antique copper, BG black/gold, BV bronze verde, OB oil rubbed bronze, OG bronze/gold, PS pewter/silver.
  • Large image shown in bronze wiuth gold characters. Smaller images (from left to right): antique brass, antique copper, black/gold, bronze verde, oil rubbed bronze, bronze/gold, and pewter/silver.
• Dimensions: 14.5" x 9.0" x .32"; weighs 2.5 pounds.
• Includes mounting hardware.
• Alumi-Shield™ coating will protect your address plaque against the harshest weather and environmental elements and maintain its attractive appearance for years.
• 5-year mfg. warranty.
• Custom made for you.
• Made in USA.
• Comfort House P2599.

This Personalized Welcome Sign can be easily modified to welcome neighbors, visitors, customers and clients, etc. to your law firm, farm, business, or historic house and display its established date. Just replace the family with the desired establishment name. Custom plaques made in USA.

Thank you to Scott in Alturas, CA, for sending in the photo mounted on the gate to accompany his below review July 2021. We asked how he mounted it and he replied "I simply drilled holes in the tubular steel of the gate and used your supplied sheet-metal screws to attach them. Quick and simple!!"