Light up your space with vintage energy and electric charm—this Reddy Kilowatt neon sign brings mid-century power to life.
With his lightning bolt limbs, lightbulb nose, and cheeky grin, Reddy is more than a mascot—he’s a symbol of America’s electrified golden age. Perfect for collectors of vintage advertising, utility history, or retro Americana, this sign captures that unmistakable 1950s optimism. The vibrant neon glow highlights Reddy’s energetic pose, making it a standout conversation piece in any room. Whether you remember him from old power bills or roadside signs, Reddy’s spark still shines bright.
Dimensions: 49” W x 69” H x 8.5” D
This neon sign is made to order and built to exacting standards for quality and display. It features a metal face with a high-quality vinyl graphic, enclosed in a durable metal can that houses all internal components. The piece measures approximately 8.5 inches deep and comes with pre-mounted metal brackets for easy wall installation. It is mounted inside a reinforced wooden skeleton crate for added structural protection. Optional upgrades include flashing neon, speller neon, and eyelet mounting bolts for ceiling hanging. Crafted by a neon artisan with over 25 years of experience, this sign is designed for indoor or covered outdoor use. Proudly made in the USA.
Shipping options include local pickup, freight shipping at the buyer's expense, or local delivery from Austin, Texas (delivery fees apply). Buyers may coordinate their own freight service or request assistance with arrangements. Insurance is strongly recommended when shipping glass neon. For added protection, a full wooden crate can be custom-built around the sign for an additional charge—please request a quote if interested.
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Reddy Kilowatt was created in 1926 by Ashton B. Collins, Sr., as a way to promote the growing electric utility industry.
Depicted as a lightning-bolt stick figure with a lightbulb nose and outlet ears, Reddy served as the friendly face of electricity for over 70 years. He was licensed to more than 200 utility companies across the U.S. and internationally, appearing on billboards, safety manuals, and company vehicles. As a cultural icon, Reddy symbolized the postwar promise of modern power—and still sparks nostalgia today among collectors and history enthusiasts alike.
Light up your space with vintage energy and electric charm—this Reddy Kilowatt neon sign brings mid-century power to life.
With his lightning bolt limbs, lightbulb nose, and cheeky grin, Reddy is more than a mascot—he’s a symbol of America’s electrified golden age. Perfect for collectors of vintage advertising, utility history, or retro Americana, this sign captures that unmistakable 1950s optimism. The vibrant neon glow highlights Reddy’s energetic pose, making it a standout conversation piece in any room. Whether you remember him from old power bills or roadside signs, Reddy’s spark still shines bright.
Dimensions: 49” W x 69” H x 8.5” D
This neon sign is made to order and built to exacting standards for quality and display. It features a metal face with a high-quality vinyl graphic, enclosed in a durable metal can that houses all internal components. The piece measures approximately 8.5 inches deep and comes with pre-mounted metal brackets for easy wall installation. It is mounted inside a reinforced wooden skeleton crate for added structural protection. Optional upgrades include flashing neon, speller neon, and eyelet mounting bolts for ceiling hanging. Crafted by a neon artisan with over 25 years of experience, this sign is designed for indoor or covered outdoor use. Proudly made in the USA.
Shipping options include local pickup, freight shipping at the buyer's expense, or local delivery from Austin, Texas (delivery fees apply). Buyers may coordinate their own freight service or request assistance with arrangements. Insurance is strongly recommended when shipping glass neon. For added protection, a full wooden crate can be custom-built around the sign for an additional charge—please request a quote if interested.
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Reddy Kilowatt was created in 1926 by Ashton B. Collins, Sr., as a way to promote the growing electric utility industry.
Depicted as a lightning-bolt stick figure with a lightbulb nose and outlet ears, Reddy served as the friendly face of electricity for over 70 years. He was licensed to more than 200 utility companies across the U.S. and internationally, appearing on billboards, safety manuals, and company vehicles. As a cultural icon, Reddy symbolized the postwar promise of modern power—and still sparks nostalgia today among collectors and history enthusiasts alike.
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