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Lousiana’s Kojis Signs builds the world’s largest Hard Rock Hotel and Casino sign.

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17 years ago

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March 16, 2006

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Todd Ducote Signs of the Times March 2006 Issue

In July 2004, Kojis Signs (Bunkie, LA) submitted its bid to build the exterior-sign program for the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino to be constructed in Biloxi, MS. A freestanding replica of a Peavey Signature Series guitar would serve as its centerpiece. This would be the largest guitar sign in the world

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