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Ace Hardware
1100 Armory Drive, Suite 101, Franklin Plaza, Franklin, VA
This location opened in the early 2000s; it was originally an A&P, which opened in 1973. It became a Super Fresh in April 1987 and a Farmer Jack in 1998, which closed in 1999
Faram Bros Hardware in Port Melbourne is closing down. The end of an era. Hopefully it doesn't get replaced with a neo-georgian nightmare.
ENGLAND- Men and horse armors displayed inside the White Tower. The effort needed when fighting must have of been incredible.
ANGLETERRE- Exposition d'armures pour les hommes et les chevaux à l'intérieur de La Tour Blanche. L'effort demandé au combattant devait être incroyable.
Ace Hardware
1100 Armory Drive, Suite 101, Franklin Plaza, Franklin, VA
This location opened in the early 2000s; it was originally an A&P, which opened in 1973. It became a Super Fresh in April 1987 and a Farmer Jack in 1998, which closed in 1999.
The Kneel-on-Air mat made by James Lyne Hancock Ltd., Rubber manufacturers, 266 Goswell Rd., London E.C.1. Advertisement in Benn's Encyclopedia of Hardware 1926.
The heart of Filion, Michigan.
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Once upon a time Connors Hardware had everything!
Shelves and shelves of things tucked away, racked and stacked higher than one could reach.
A panoramic images showing some preliminary work on a multitouch system in the Ideum production studio. Ideum designs and builds multitouch tables and touch walls. It also creates custom software and hardware for museums and other public spaces. www.ideum.com
At first glance, the appeal of Meyers Ace Hardware on 35th Street in Bronzeville is that it has the personality and charm of a true, old school neighborhood hardware store. But if you step inside, you learn that its rich history makes it so much more...it once hosted performances by such legends as Ella Fitzgerald, Count Basie, and Louie Armstrong. The venue opened in the 1920s as the Sunset Cafe. It was a "black and tan" nightclub, one of the city's few integrated clubs where a black person would be treated as a white person's equal. It later continued on as Grand Terrace nightclub, and thrived for more years before eventually closing. In 1960 the father of the current owner, Dave Meyers, moved his hardware store into the space and uncovered evidence of its incredible jazz legacy. Some of that evidence still remains; most notably, the store's back office retains the hand-painted murals that originally adorned the wall behind the stage. Manager Dave Meyers is very proud of his store's fabulous past, and some very cool old photos and promo pieces are prominently on display.
Check out a current Reader article on Meyers Hardware store here: www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/meyers-ace-hardware-bronzev...
Union Hardware at the corner of Norfolk Ave and Wisconsin Ave in Bethesda, Maryland
They have several works of art on their wall made of pieces of hardware -- truly part of Bethesda's public art scene!
At first glance, the appeal of Meyers Ace Hardware on 35th Street in Bronzeville is that it has the personality and charm of a true, old school neighborhood hardware store. But if you step inside, you learn that its rich history makes it so much more...it once hosted performances by such legends as Ella Fitzgerald, Count Basie, and Louie Armstrong. The venue opened in the 1920s as the Sunset Cafe. It was a "black and tan" nightclub, one of the city's few integrated clubs where a black person would be treated as a white person's equal. It later continued on as Grand Terrace nightclub, and thrived for more years before eventually closing. In 1960 the father of the current owner, Dave Meyers, moved his hardware store into the space and uncovered evidence of its incredible jazz legacy. Some of that evidence still remains; most notably, the store's back office retains the hand-painted murals that originally adorned the wall behind the stage. Manager Dave Meyers is very proud of his store's fabulous past, and some very cool old photos and promo pieces are prominently on display.
Check out a current Reader article on Meyers Hardware store here: www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/meyers-ace-hardware-bronzev...
Ski mountaineering binding with snow axes. Snow axes are often necessary during spring on steep slopes, because the now wet snow freezes hard during night
This store still has a rather impressive hardware section, especially considering there's a Home Depot across the parking lot! I was quite impressed to see a whole bulk screw/nail/bolt/etc section here, though I wouldn't be surprised if Kroger kills it off in the remodel.
This section has the second of three main sign types, the most bland of the three (though the tone-on-tone Fred Meyer logo in the corner is interesting). This style is similar to the primary style used in the next decor package we're going to see.
Another view of the old "Hardware" building in Bread Street, taken in March 2007. I'm not sure what's happened since. Hardware (Bristol) Ltd was a customer of my first employer and, during the late 1960s, I used to deliver here every Thursday afternoon. The round's incumbent driver was called Harry and the round itself, which took in a wide swathe of inner east Bristol, numbered among its "drops" a large number of scrapyards, tanneries, car breakers, small engineering workshops and kindred businesses around Albert Road, Feeder Road and gasworks-overshadowed Sussex Street. Among our other drivers, occasionally required to stand in when Harry was on holiday, the round acquired a reputation for engendering lowness of spirits and became known as "Harry's Depresser". I rather enjoyed it. I sometimes wonder whether I have ever been happy, but to lounge on a bed of used laundry, in youth, on a pleasant day, in the greenhouse warmth of the interior of a BMC van, parked half on the road and half on the shattered paving stones of a back street in St Philips, eating two Witts's pasties (for I was still growing and had a formidable appetite) as the clank and jangle of shunting wafted over the rooftops from sidings close by, was to be little lower than the angels.
Kawasaki er6n
Strobist info:
I used 1 flash in continuous mode, in 3 pictures that I blended together in pp. Let the camera on my tripod, shutter opened for 5 secs each time, painting with the flash.
Newbert Hardware neon sign under repair, September 12, 2016.
Credit: Center for Sacramento History
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I think that store fronts like this one in Harlem are becoming a rarity in NYC -- there weren't nearly as many as when I was there last time.
If you want a great photo book of old mom and pop storefronts in NYC, here's a great resource with stories of some of the history of these generational shops:
www.amazon.com/Store-Front-Mini-Disappearing-Face/dp/1584...
ANRKY Wheels
Novitec Overdose widebody Rolls Royce Cullinan
RF|Series
Model: RF-282
24x10
Gloss Black Center
Gloss Black Inner
Hidden Hardware
OE Cap option
19880505-Christchurch Six B737-200
Six Boeing 737-200 aircraft at Christchurch International Airport some time in 1988.
Asahi Pentax Spotmatic II with 50mm lens.
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True Value, Shop Rite Hardware and Paint Supply, Silas Deane Hwy Wethersfield, CT, Pics by Mike Mozart , AKA MiMo on Instagram instagram.com/MikeMozart
Hardware store, packed to the ceilings.
Kyle's in Castlederg, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland.
Panasonic GX80 with LUMIX G f/1.7 20 mm pancake lens.
Our spare room has been filled with half-dead computers and boxes of parts and cables for a little while since we had a few hardware failures in a row that I had to work around. I finally set about cleaning it up and realized that I've been hoarding computer parts and cables for the good part of a decade.
So I've spread it all out, in part to decide what very small percentage to keep, and in part to post here to embarrass myself into doing something about it.