Image: LincolnHighwayMarker

Description: SVG version of File:LincolnHighwayMarker.png. Described in The New York Times on September 20, 1913, as: Markers will individualize the highway. These will be of red, white and blue, a strip of white, fifteen inches (381 mm) wide, separating three-inch (76 mm) stripes of red and blue, respectively. A letter "L" in blue will be on the white section.
Title: LincolnHighwayMarker
Credit: Design by the Lincoln Highway Association in 1913.[1]
Author: en:User:Jcollie (SVG)
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