Looks like it's laser cut with a lot of detailing but I believe it's actually a ceramic sign

Plastic sign (part of the Dodge County Historical Society collection)

Cardboard sign - 17" long x 11 1/4" wide

Cardboard sign - 17" long x 11 1/4" wide

Cardboard sign - 17" long x 11 1/4" wide

14" x 20" tin sign that supports a 2" flange bracket. For sale at Bargain John's Antiques

The sign is 13 1/4" high and 15 1/4" wide. The sign is made of a pressed composition about 1/4" thick (not made of plastic);
heavily embossed; the front is brass and black and the back is black. ($26.25)

Authorized dealer sign measurers 13 3/4" tall by 10 1/2" wide.
Shown in April 1946 ad from The American home ($37.50)

Brass namplate 1"x3"
$3.00

The person I bought this sign from said that the sign hung in the Monarch foundry. The sign is porcelain and measures 20" x 10".

This sign measuring approx. 14-3/4" x 4" and weighs over 4 pounds!

Lithograph sign ($50.09)

Metal sign

Red plastic sign

Pink clear plastic sign

Tan oilcloth with woven pattern and logo painted on