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Some retail therapy before the holidays. Walked into Nordstrom's Loft and physically bumped into this cute sweater which was on display....it screamed at me to take her home, which I did for a steal...$130 sweater reduced to $49.
Banbury, UK. Deep into lockdown by this time - c. April 2020.
Fuji TW-3 half frame camera, and expired Agfa HDC 200 film - the final shots on this camera.
Watch me load this camera with film here - www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_3k6919DLM
Shop Tiffanys - Jasmine Dress
Event Landmark : maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Imolarto/177/84/3002 Shop Tiffany’s Landmark : maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Brontolo/32/186/1514
The original sign for Marlton Crossing Shopping Center, taken in November 1986 during construction of the center.
Scanned from negative.
8708 Liberia Ave, Manassas, VA 20110
Pretty much, a 1990s-era 7-Eleven with gas pumps as well. This store is actually pretty big for what it is.
Arrived to stock up with provisions just in time to catch this..............
Hand held 2 shot vertical panorama aka vertorama.
Butler, PA. February 2017.
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Shine Visor - Blue Ombre
Six Figures Bag - Cabo (Limited edition in world only)
both by Cinnamon Cocaine available at the mainstore
N-Uno - Yumi Skirt
RIOT / Aubrey Crop Tee - Taupe
Fonde - Lock Necklace - Rose Gold
FLI. - Rolex DateJust - Rose Gold
CRAVIN. x lifonti Chained forces - nude
Gaudio's Garden and Craft Center in Marlton NJ, taken shortly after it opened in June 1987. It was built over the former Marlton Acme Market site. Later it was Frank's Nursery and Crafts.
Scanned from negative.
Next, a shot of a backroom cart while it was sitting out on the salesfloor, on the cleaning supplies aisle it looks like. As a customer I don’t get to see one of these very often, so I wanted to take the opportunity to capture it while I could. Of note here is the logo used for “Key Retailing,” and how the K and Y match what the K and G do in the Kroger logo proper. We saw the same logo on a similar cart back at the S Perkins Kroger FFE auction.
(c) 2019 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
WEEK 42 – Lexington Lowes Foods, Set III
Quickly heading down one of those frozen foods aisles, we find ourselves up at the front end once more, this time taking a peek at the guest services counter. Instead of being built into a front end wall a la Walmart, Kroger, or Target, Lowes Foods has their guest services department placed out in the middle of the front end, right alongside the checkouts. But in order to differentiate it from said checkouts, in true Lowes Foods fashion, the department features an amazingly eye-grabbing pergola, topped with a weathervane, for goodness’ sake! Not only that, but if you look in front of the counter, you’ll see the hodgepodge of merchandise placed here has a fun theme of its own, a “carnival” that plays off of said hodgepodge nature of the selection. How awesome!
(c) 2019 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Taking a break between store tours for a quick feature of more bags from my semi-large retail bag collection. It's been a while since I've featured anything from my collection, so I picked five bags to feature today of various vintages.
First up is this special edition Boscov's Department Store bag to celebrate the company's 100th anniversary in 2014. This bag came from a flea market (it's probably been about 15 years since I was last in a Boscov's myself).
An MSI Source 2100 ordering handheld and base unit from the 1970s. One of the first devises used by retail stores to place store orders electronicaly.
The equivalent of this today is the size of a smartphone.
Istinye Park, one of the latest additions to Istanbul's 'shop till you drop' legacy. From Grand Bazaar-s in Helenic, Byzantine and Otoman times, to today's 'centres', malls and 'parks' - plus ca change...
View Large On Black then press F11
Published on 'Flooring The Consumer' 24-Aug-09
The mall was built in 1981 though a partnership between St. Louis-based May Centers, Inc., and Cape Girardeau-based Drury Development Corp., developer of the Drury Hotel Chain. It featured Famous-Barr and JCPenney as its anchor stores, with original tenants including Hallmark Cards, Foot Locker, Kay-Bee Toys, Claire's, Zales Jewelers, GNC, Waldenbooks, and Lerner New York. An 80,000-square-foot Venture was added as a third anchor in 1984. May Center later became CenterMark, who divested all of their retail properties in the early 90s. Westfield Group aquired the mall from CenterMark in 1993, and renamed it Westfield Shoppingtown West Park in 1998.
The Venture store closed in 1998, the same year the mall announced that they would be building a s126,000 ft2 anchor store at the malls north entrance. The anchor was likely Sears, who later built a Sears Grand store across from the mall. The West Park Mall Venture, along with two stores in Wichita, KS, Northpark Mall in Joplin, MO and one at Kentucky Oaks Mall in nearby Paducah, Kentucky both became Shopko in 1999. Shopko entering the mall brought West Park to 100 percent occupancy for the first time in its history. Shopko closed in 2001 and would sit vacant until Steven & Barry's assumed the space in 2006. The store has been occupied by an Ashley Furniture Homestore since 2018.
Old Navy opened in the mall in 2004 and in 2006, Westfield sold the mall to Centro Watt Barnes & Noble would later open a store at the mall assuming several vacant spaces.
45415 Dulles Crossing Plz, Sterling, VA 20166
Originally opened in 2001 as a relocation to the Waxpool/28 store (now Wegmans). Expanded to a Supercenter in 2009, and currently undergoing an interior remodel.
Has most regular Walmart features.
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Pokemon painting in an empty storefront.
The North Park Mall in Marion, Indiana opened in 1978. It was rebranded to Five Points Mall in 2009. The mall currently appears to be dying; only one out of four anchor slots will be occupied by summer 2018. Many smaller stores are vacant as well. On the positive side, Planet Fitness is new place in the mall that opened in January 2018 and could be a sign the owners want to convert the mall into a strip shopping center. The outlots also appear to be doing well except for a closed restaurant.
Here are the four anchor store spots
1) JCPenney (open 1978 to 2014) - Currently Vacant
2) Hills (1978 to 1998), Ames (1998 to 2001 or 2002), Steve & Barry's (2004 to 2008), Roses (2011 to current)
3) Sears (1990 to 2013) - Currently Vacant
4) Meis (1978 to 1989), Elder-Beerman (1989 to 2011), Carson's (2011 to April 2018)
Five Points Mall in Marion, Indiana - 1129 North Baldwin Avenue
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Not that I planned it this way, lol, but if my timing of posting S Perkins Kroger photos means the same as it did last year, then it's time for summer uploads to officially begin on my photostream! This year I'm kicking the season off with a special extended two-week photoset I've dubbed Retail Road Trip (hence the interstate off-ramp food sign in Hernando I'm using as the photo background here). Beginning tomorrow, we're taking a return visit to the script décor Kroger in Cleveland, MS, followed later in the week by the Kroger in Greenville, MS, as well as the Kmart in Greenville next week. I also have some blog posts planned to supplement this series, with one already up and another in the works for next week. Stick around!
(c) 2016 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
This is an oddly designed K. It has a 90 degree angle at the entrance. The registers are from this view in the right hand portion of the store.
Commemorative plaque adjacent to the Kmart store at Morley Galleria Shopping Centre. Opened on November 19 1969, it was just months after Australia's first store which opened in Burwood East in Melbourne which opened in April of the same year.
The store was originally standalone located near Boans department store (the chain is now part of Myer). Boans was destroyed by fire in July 1986 and lay vacant for some time before Coles-Myer embarked on a redevelopment. The old Kmart was retained and incorporated into the new centre which eventually included a three level Myer store at the eastern end partly on the site of a former drive-in theatre and the old Boans store. The new centre opened in 1994 with the commemorative plaque for that placed below the Kmart one shown here.
The store was opened by former WA Premier Sir David Brand who was the state's longest-serving Premier from 1959 to 1971 for the Liberal Party. The Federal electorate - the Division of Brand south of Perth was named in his honour.
Handbills produced by our Focus Group in 2000 during the closing of the Marlton Crossing Super Fresh across town. The one on the right was handed out at the Marlton Crossing store during their closing by members of the SF 463 Focus Group. Super Fresh 463 did survive 12 more years after this, after nearly 30 years in operation.
A part of Kmart's 'Freebie Saturdays' promotion.
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