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DID YOU SAY CHANGE?

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The signs, as AI reproductions. Tap one for its page, photos of the originals and the record.

DID YOU SAY CHANGE? laundromat sign: CHANGE MAY BE OBTAINED HERE. Change machines are empty from midnight til 6 a.m. (original)
Original. Yellow series at Rob’s Stop ‘N’ Wash, 54 Fifth Avenue, Park Slope, Brooklyn. Photo posted 1 January 2008 by amarilla on the Museum of Laundry blog.
DID YOU SAY CHANGE? laundromat sign: CHANGE MAY BE OBTAINED HERE. Change machines are empty from midnight til 6 a.m. (AI reproduction, not the original)
AI reproduction (Grok) made from the photo at left. Not the original artwork; details may differ.

Registration: K58993, 15 Mar 1960
Figure (catalog wording): Comic seated infant
Rule on the sign: CHANGE MAY BE OBTAINED HERE. Change machines are empty from midnight til 6 a.m.
Seen: Brooklyn reference set

The record

The 1960 Catalog of Copyright Entries lists this design under the claimant LAUNDESIGNS. The entry reads, word for word:

Did you say change? Sign display. [Comic seated infant] Print. Author of the print: Joseph Schorr. © Laundesigns; 15Mar60; K58993.

Catalog of Copyright Entries, Third Series, 1960, Works of Art (Class K). Documented
Scan of the 1960 Catalog of Copyright Entries page listing the Laundesigns sign displays, including DID YOU SAY CHANGE?
The Laundesigns entries in the 1960 Catalog of Copyright Entries, via the Internet Archive.

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