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Original Zuma Beach 1/2 Mile Road Sign 1970s Brown Metal 114 x 48

$7,000

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This is the real deal: an original Zuma Beach direction sign in the iconic brown field with crisp white lettering—an instantly recognizable nod to Malibu’s most famous stretch of sand. At a massive 114" wide, it reads like a set piece from the Pacific Coast Highway itself, bringing that sun-faded, ocean-adjacent California energy straight into your space. Made circa the 1970s—when Zuma was a county beach and this colorway was part of the regional road-sign look—this piece carries the visual language of the era: simple, functional, and beautifully graphic. You’ll notice authentic mounting holes and age-appropriate surface

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Category
Accessories
Type
Decorative Object
Merchandise
Vintage
Materials
Metal
Colors
White, Brown
Dealer
Surfing Cowboys, Malibu
Availability
Available

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