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Travel back in time to Kojis' 2006 website

on August 01, 2020

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Check out the original Kojis Signs website from 2006 via this archive link:

https://web.archive.org/web/20060806130235/http://www.kojissigns.com/

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Designing the Tallest Guitar Sign on Earth...

Steve Howard, whose company Sign Mart revolutionized the casino sign industry, designed the Hard Rock Casino sign in Biloxi Mississippi for Kojis Signs of Bunkie, LA. Assisting on this job was John Maracich of ExpoSigns - a sign company located in Slidell, LA. If you want to catch up on Steve or John, learn more about this iconic sign, or find out how you can use their design and manufacturing experience for your business, call John at 985-956-0601. exposigns.com

Overview of Hard Rock guitar signs

SignIndustry.com provides an overview of the iconic Hard Rock guitar signs. Featured is the 112' sign in Biloxi, Miss. designed by Steve Howard with computer design help of John Maracich of ExpoSigns (exposigns.com) http://www.signindustry.com/neon/articles/2010-08-16-LB-HardRockCafeRockinGuitarsSigns.php3

Largest Guitar Sign in the World

The pinnacle of Kojis Signs manufacturing history: the 112 ft tall guitar sign at the Hard Rock Casino in Biloxi. Designed by Steve Howard - a legendary sign designer who started the Gulf Coast casino renaissance with his revolutionary Casino Magic creation on Hwy 90 in Bay St. Louis - this sign was completed shortly before Hurricane Katrina destroyed the casino but left the sign standing. Originally designed to be a Gibson Les Paul, the shape and brand was changed to a Peavey model because of Peavey's Mississippi roots. Steve Howard's design assistant on this job was John Maracich, currently the owner of ExpoSigns in Slidell, LA. https://www.signsofthetimes.com/content/rock-on exposigns.com

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