Description
Flatwoods Monster Metal Street Sign – West Virginia Cryptid Decor
Celebrate one of America’s most chilling legends with this Flatwoods Monster Metal Street Sign, inspired by the eerie 1952 West Virginia encounter that continues to fascinate cryptid and UFO enthusiasts today. Known as the “Green Monster” or “Braxton County Monster,” this cryptid has become an icon of Appalachian folklore and mysterious sightings — and now, you can bring a piece of that legend to your home or office.
Perfect for collectors of cryptozoology art, paranormal decor lovers, or fans of vintage-style street signs, this design captures the haunting silhouette of the Flatwoods Monster in a clean, rustic metal format. Display it indoors as part of your cryptid collection or outdoors as a bold nod to American mystery — this sign adds intrigue and character to any wall, yard, or cabin.
ABOUT OUR SIGNS
– Proudly made in the USA
– Heavy-gauge aluminum — rustproof and made to last
– Printed directly on metal (no decals or vinyl) for lasting detail
– UV protective coating ensures outdoor durability
– Available in multiple sizes
– Square signs do not include pre-drilled holes
– Professionally printed in Henniker, New Hampshire
Each Flatwoods Monster Metal Street Sign combines eerie storytelling with expert craftsmanship. Designed to withstand years of indoor or outdoor display, it’s a piece that brings cryptid culture into everyday spaces — mysterious, artistic, and built to endure.
SHIPPING AND PACKAGING
All orders are securely packaged in rigid fiberboard mailers or durable boxes to prevent bending or damage. Every shipment includes a tracking number for your convenience.
COPYRIGHT
Copyright Designs by Linda Nee LLC, 2006–Present.
Designs, images, and prints may not be shared, reproduced, or resold without written consent from Designs by Linda Nee LLC.
Add a mysterious touch of folklore to your home, shop, or office with this Flatwoods Monster Metal Street Sign — the perfect conversation piece for cryptid collectors, UFO enthusiasts, and fans of Appalachian legends.