Linden signs

The Linden brothers took over Linden signs, a business that their parents started. It's closing after 75 years.

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Tue., Nov. 2, 2021

Brothers, from left to right, Nick, Chris and Steve Linden have run Vic. B Linden Signs in Spokane for many decades, following in their father’s footsteps, shown Monday, Oct. 25, 2021 at their shop 122 S. Lincoln St. The brothers plan to shut the business down because they can’t find a buyer for it. The brothers have been working in the business since the 1960s and are experts in the many processes of making signs, including woodworking, metalworking, screen printing, computer printing and many other processes.

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The brothers behind Vic. B Linden Signs in Spokane, who followed in their father’s footsteps, are experts at the interior signs used in modern buildings, often with embossed braille and custom logos, shown Monday, Oct. 25, 2021 at their shop 122 S. Lincoln St. The brothers plan to shut the business down because they can’t find a buyer for it. The brothers have been working in the business since the 1960s and are experts in the many processes of making signs, including woodworking, metalworking, screen printing, computer printing and many other processes.

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Steven, left, Chris and Nick Linden have run Vic B. Linden and Sons in Spokane for many decades, following in their father’s footsteps. The brothers gathered around the work table Oct. 25 at their shop, 122 S. Lincoln St.

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Brothers, from left to right, Chris, Steven, and Nick Linden have run Vic. B Linden Signs in Spokane for many decades, following in their father’s footsteps, shown Monday, Oct. 25, 2021 at their shop 122 S. Lincoln St. The brothers plan to shut the business down because they can’t find a buyer for it. The brothers have been working in the business since the 1960s and are experts in the many processes of making signs, including painting, woodworking, metalworking, screen printing, computer printing and many other processes.

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