The image is a photograph of a sign at the Lake Superior Museum of Transportation. The sign is rectangular in shape and has a black background with white text. On the left side of the sign, there is a title that reads "McGiffert Self-Propelling Log Loader" in bold letters. Below the title, there are two smaller text boxes with information about the log loader. 

The first box on the top right corner has a yellow sticker with the number 6 on it. The second box has an illustration of a crane on the right side. The crane is black and white and appears to be made of metal. The text on the left box reads "Named after early Duluth J.M. Giffert, who invented and produced the original log loader around 1900."

There is also a small yellow sticker on the bottom right corner with the text "Lake Superior Museum" in white letters. The background of the image is blurred, but it seems to be an outdoor setting with a train track visible in the background.