Fehrbelliner Platz is another stop on the U-Bahn line 3. I really liked this old-timey sign, especially the storks that grace each side. I'm sure these symbols have some meaning, but I couldn't find any information about them. Hope you enjoy anyway! For more signs, take a look at Signs, Signs.
The tiles, the colors - all very beautiful. I like the sign, too. Storks bring babies. Didn't you know that?
ReplyDeletealmost looks like an old bed frame! :)
ReplyDeleteI hadn't thought about it before, but you're right! It does!!!
DeleteI really like this sign and the tiles.
ReplyDeleteIt's a good one! Stormy weather here this evening!!
ReplyDeleteIt stands out beautifully against that tile!
ReplyDeleteBright yellow tiles. I love your new profile photos.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking sign!
ReplyDeleteNicely done.
ReplyDeleteIl est superbe !
ReplyDeleteVery nice sign. The stork takes a place in a lot of German coat of arms. If it have to do something with the battle between Sweden and Frederik William in 1675 I don't know but it is nice to look further into it.
ReplyDeleteIt really is a beautiful sign!
ReplyDeleteI like that it's so easy to read. Very attractive.
ReplyDeletei like this too!
ReplyDeleteVery elegant and classy!
ReplyDeleteOh that's nice! I'm glad I clicked to enlarge it. Can't imagine the patience needed to place all those tiny white tiles behind the station/stop name. I like the horse and wagon below, it too.
ReplyDelete~Lindy
Very decorative, apart from being functional of course. I like it!
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful old sign. I love the style and am curious now about the storks too :)
ReplyDeleteThis is much nicer than any subway signs in Toronto!
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely sign, especially with the storks. I think storks are a symbol of good luck, but then S.C. might be right.
ReplyDeletea real eye catcher of a sign! I especially like the reddish ones.
ReplyDeleteI love these beautiful old tiled signs.
ReplyDeleteStylish.
ReplyDeletelike this sign a lot.
ReplyDeleteLove the tiled sign. Eyecatching colors.
ReplyDeleteA most artistic sign. Unexpected on a railway station.
ReplyDeleteAgreed. A terrific sign, Hal.
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