Pennsylvania Route 150 state highway sign

Description

Pennsylvania Route 150 is a highway in central Pennsylvania. It connects State College with other cities to the northeast, including Bellefonte and Lock Haven. It also provides access to Bald Eagle State Park, where Foster Joseph Sayers Lake is located. Route 150 runs generally parallel to Interstate 99 and US Route 220, providing a slower, more leisurely alternative.

Relive your travels in the State College and Lock Haven area with our Pennsylvania Route 150 highway marker. It is a replica made to the exact standards used to the present day for state highway signs in Pennsylvania. The sign is non-reflective, making it a great addition to your home’s decor. Show it off anywhere, like your office, den, bar, man cave, garage, porch, or anywhere else needing a little bit of Keystone State charm.

Our Pennsylvania Route 150 sign is printed on heavy 14-gauge American steel, right here in the good old U S of A. Its high-gloss coating protects it from the elements, so even when installed outdoors, it will serve you well for years to come. We offer it in the following sizes:

• 12 in. × 9.6 in.
• 20 in. × 16 in.
• 30 in. × 24 in. (the original size sign as seen on the highways of Pennsylvania)
• 40 in. × 32 in. (an oversize version matching those used on freeways and other places where extra visibility is needed)

All sizes include convenient pre-drilled mounting holes.

You can customize our signs to fit your needs, including this one! We can make a route marker like this with any number you like! Our catalog also includes thousands of other signs, and not just route markers—city limit signs, street name signs, warning signs, directional signs, state welcome signs, you name it! And, of course, we make signs from all around the world, not just Pennsylvania. Don’t see it on our site? Get started on your custom order by contacting us today!