Best offer set at 250. Enamel Advertising Sign “Daily Telegraph 1d” believed to date back to 1920s /early 1930s. Black on white with the price “1d” in red, which appears twice. An early portent of the expansion of press circulation was created by the lowering in price of The Daily Telegraph in. September 1855, from 2d to 1d. This sign is in used condition bearing in mind that it is probably 80 years or more old. There is rusting and enamel loss. It looks like it has been used for target practice! The sign is just under 35″ wide x 11″ high. 88.5cm x 28cm (I’m useless at cm). The back is like a green brick wall design.