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Kansas is in the process of phasing out interstate signs with the state name. (My collection). |
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(September 1999) Outside Baxter Springs, KS. Current style US shield featuring everybody's favorite number. |
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Older cutout US shield. This sign is Scotchlite reflectorized and is probably from the 1950's. Later signs omitted the "US". (Owner unknown) |
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Green signs were used to designated US-56 in Kansas until the early 1980's for some reason. This is a later cutout sign that omits the "US". These were probably used from late 1950's to the late 1960's. (Collection of Robert Edgar) |
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Current style Kansas route marker. This sign uses high-intensity "honeycomb" sheeting for better reflectorization. The pattern can be seen in the photograph (My collection). |
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Current three digit Kansas route sign with an extended version of the sunflower (or sawblade depending how you look at it). This sign is a little older and doesn't use the "honeycomb" sheeting. (My collection) |
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Older version of the sunflower sign with the state name. These were used from the late 50's into the early 70's. (Photo by Joe Koehler) |
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(November 2001) Chanute, KS. State route signs on big green signs feature a cut-out sunflower. |