This one was a little too large to take home…
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“L.I.R.R. / Subway Entrance Brooklyn” 1985
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“Reason to be Cheerful” Harlem 1985
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“Tavern on the Green” 1985
There are very few things I miss about driving a taxicab. One of them was cruising around town at night, during a fresh snowfall. New York looks so beautiful for a few hours and then the next day it all turns to slush and then eventually, “Black Snow”.
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“Southbound” 1985
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“Vintage Soul Power Tag”
This tag is early first wave and interesting in the fact that the writer has borrowed or stolen at least three things from other writers. His “Saint” which he borrowed from Stay HIgh-149 is a rather crude attempt to say the least. Then he has also borrowed the “Crown” which RAT and several other early writers used, and finally the interlocking SP was made famous by SPIC-54 if my memory is correct….
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“The Ponderer” 42d Street 1985
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“Sugar Hill” Harlem 1985
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“Mexico” Ave of the Americas 1987
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Howard Johnson’s NYC 1985
Millions ate their Thanksgiving turkey at a Hojo’s during the 2oth century. This sign meant something to someone once upon a time in America…
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“Taking Care of Business” 1988
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“Self Titled” Midtown 1987
Once upon a time there was a giant SONY sign hovering above Times Sq…
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“2nd Ave. DELI” Winter 1987
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“The World Trade Center” 1985
Prints of all sizes are available…
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“The One and Only” 1985
I’ve always loved the Empire State Building…Duh!
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“Snowfall Hits the Deuce” 1987
Still combing through my old negatives and coming up with a few nice surprises!
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“The Neon Wilderness” 1987
If this picture of the classic 1954 neon sign, seems like it might make a wonderful Christmas present, please contact me. Large prints are possible at a price which may surprise you…
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“The Pan Am Building” 1987
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“Makeshift Playground” Harlem 1987
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“Buy More War Bonds!” 1943
The “ALL AMERICAN BUS DEPOT” A.K.A. the port authority circa 1985
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“If it Ain’t Broke” NYC 2008
I miss the old voting booths that I had always used. They gave you privacy and then you lowered that huge lever and you felt your vote was counted for sure. I now have to accept that software which is hackable, will be counted fairly. Nothing’s perfect. Fortunately this new system functioned as intended yesterday!
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Black and White Street Photographs of New York City by Matt Weber 