Fun double-sided electric light box sign that reads "HAPPY HOUR" on one face — in warm orange with rounded, retro sans-serif lettering — and "LAST CALL" on the reverse, set against a moody blue gradient panel in a narrower, condensed sans-serif. Flip it around, and the same fixture cues the room from opening bell to closing time. The sign is housed in a molded cream-white plastic case with softly rounded corners, a shape typical of the era's point-of-purchase and novelty lighting. Each colored acrylic face panel is screen-printed and mounted to the case with four visible corner screws, allowing the panels to be easily swapped or serviced — a hallmark of the light-industrial, no-frills manufacturing typical of American bar and restaurant supply companies of the period. The original electrical cord is intact. It's a fun, functional statement piece for a home bar, game room, or restaurant/bar interior — plug it in and let it do double duty as ambient lighting and conversation starter.

Located at our Los Angeles Gallery.