Shearson Lehman Hutton Office Sign (Rare, 1988–1990) – Heavy-Duty Acrylic, 13" x 12"
Step into Wall Street history with this rare Shearson Lehman Hutton office sign—an iconic name that only existed for a short window between
1988 and 1990. This sign is a true conversation-starter for collectors of investment banking memorabilia and
1980s financial history.
Why This Shearson Lehman Hutton Sign Is So Rare
Shearson Lehman Hutton formed when American Express merged Shearson Lehman Brothers with E.F. Hutton in the late 1980s.
The “Hutton” name was later dropped, making original signage from the brief 1988–1990 period especially hard to find.
Collectors love this era—during the height of Wall Street consolidation—when massive brokerage and investment banking firms combined rapidly.
This piece came from a regional office in Florida, giving it an extra layer of provenance.
Product Details
- Brand/Company: Shearson Lehman Hutton
- Age: 1988–1990
- Material: Solid heavy-duty acrylic
- Size: 13 inches H x 12 inches W
- Weight: 1 lb 14 oz
- Origin: Regional office from Florida
- Condition: As pictured, excellent; The back had adhesive from being mounted/hung previously, which was stuck to paper when removed. It does not detract from the sign when displayed on the wall.
Perfect For
- Wall Street memorabilia collectors
- 1980s finance and investment banking history fans
- Office, den, or gallery wall displays
- Unique corporate signage for serious decor
Bring Home a Piece of 1980s Financial History
If you’re looking for a real, rare corporate office sign from the brief era when the name
Shearson Lehman Hutton was in use, this is the one. Thick acrylic, solid build, and backed by a timeline that makes collectors perk up.
Grab it before it’s gone!
