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Quick Cash Pawn (3,762 square feet)

1001 Ward Boulevard, Wilson Square, Wilson, NC

 

This store opened in the late 2000s; it was originally a McDonald's, which was built and opened in 1970 and relocated to a newly built location nearby in winter 2008.

D-CASH Air Hamburg Embraer EMB505 Phenom 300

Manchester 10.03.2018

Vintage photograph of my maternal grandfather, Thomas Cashion. He achieved the rank of Yeoman First Class in the US Navy and served on three war patrols (9-11) aboard the USS Silversides (SS-236) in World War II.

 

This photo was possibly taken outside of Newbegin's Bookstore in San Francisco, California. It appears to be circa 1942 as there are copies of "Brave General," written by Herbert Sherman Gorman and "The Moon is Down, written by John Steinbeck visible in the window. Both books were published in 1942.

After their sold out, standing room only presentation, they went off to the John Wiley & Sons booth for a book signing.

pile of loose change

This is how i paid for my car, i had to keep the whole process gangsta and pay cash.

Johnny Cash's house! Went on a bit of a pilgrimage to find it... very cool.

Johnny Cash, Bremen, September 1972: Hier mit June Carter und seinem Kumpel Carl Perkins

Defaced Banksy on Roseberry Avenue very near Farringdon Rd

Quick Cash Pawn (3,762 square feet)

1001 Ward Boulevard, Wilson Square, Wilson, NC

 

This store opened in the late 2000s; it was originally a McDonald's, which was built and opened in 1970 and relocated to a newly built location nearby in winter 2008.

Yesterday it was Cash's Birthday!

The last Cash Generator before the M56.

 

SMC Pentax M 135mm f3.5

 

Unfortunately, the lighting in the pharmacy/soda fountain was terrible. Using the flash washed out my photos. So, this is what I am left with. Vintage cash register in the pharmacy.

Gift card / vouchers are illogical compared to cash: restricted places to spend, they expire & unspent $ not refundable

Taken near the location of the previous photo I shared. Much different vibe. Cash Lake at the Patuxent Wildlife Refuge in Maryland.

Spotted on Bloor Street.

Preserved L622 TDY

 

Former Sussex Coastline Volvo B10M-55 / Alexander

 

Stroud Running Day service 437

 

Cashes Green (Hunters Way)

 

22nd June 2025

 

Photo Caption:

June Carter Cash signs autograph in a scene from Johnny Cash: The Man, His World, His Music

 

Credit:

Bob Elfstrom

 

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Guri opens a floodgate of shrapnel and Stine also decides to pay with as many coins as possible DX

With all the talk of the death of cash in Australia, this image begs to disagree

Johnny Cash Mural

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This is a picture of a sunset at Cash Lake on the South Tract of the Patuxent Research Refuge near Laurel, Maryland.

Johnny Cash @ Ripley's Museum of Wax

Cash in Egypt is Egyptian Pounds. Pound can be divided on 100 piastres, but you won't be able to find a banknote less than 50 pounds. 25-pound coins are quite rare.

1 USD is approx. 5.5-5.7 pounds, 1 € is 7 pounds.

You may pay with US dollars as well. € is less popular, but usable too.

If you are going on a spending spree in Egypt, you'd better use US dollars. Do not exchange more than 50 pounds a day per person - you will hardly need that, paying with pounds for taxi\bus and tips and with dollars for souvenires and excursions.

Johnny Cash, Bremen, September 1972

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