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Fabrik is the danish word for factory. Shot in a backyard in central Aarhus where a small factory apparently still can make a living crafting specialized bolts.
Shot for the Nikon dSLR challenge: Signs
And one of the very first shots I made with my new 35mm f1.8
Sign in a bank window across from an empty/rehab building in St. Louis. Reflected in the window is a sign for a defunct jewelry store. It amuses me that some people might buy jewelry as part of their retirement process, or that the jeweler might now be retired (as opposed to out of business involuntarily).
Sign reads:
How Well
You Retire Depends
On How Well You Plan Today
Come in to talk about retirement plans that make sense.
Continuing my ghost sign odyssey I offer up another one for observation. According to my research Kerbs, Wertheim, & Schiffer was the maker of General Arthur Cigars which were popular in the late 1800s and early 1900s. The brand was discontinued in 1917, so this sign had to have been painted prior to 1917.
The sign at the top shows that paint was available at the Parchen Drug Co.
Comments are welcome.
Bob
This old road sign is at Kelton in Lunedale at the junction with the moorland road over to
Balderhead.
This part of The North Riding of Yorkshire became part of County Durham on April 1st 1973
Old neon sign for the former Acme in Egg Harbor City, NJ. The supermarket which had been open since the 1950s, closed in 2002.
And when you might think I was bored on that ship photographing all those silly signs...I was. To me nothing in the world is so boring as being on a ship for longer than an hour. There is land in sight for some minutes, even seagulls stop following after an hour or two, There's a cinema and the only movie I wanted to see was broken, there's a band, but it stops singing at 12am, there's a beautiful bar, closing at 12:30am, the time a normal bar makes most money, sleeping is impossible on a moving ship, my friends sleeping like an ox within a second, outside is rain and darkness...BOOOORING from start to finish...
So I hope you like these silly signs ;-)
Mayor Bill de Blasio signs into law a package of bills that will expand New York City’s landmark Green New Deal, increase access to online rental assistance and strengthen income discrimination laws, in the Blue Room on Tuesday, November 17, 2020. Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office
McDonald's #4375 (4,718 square feet)
329 Second Street, Williamsburg, VA
Opened in spring 1978, renovated in 1990
An old painted sign for Marvel Flour on the second story of a 1901 brick building in West Salem, Wisconsin. Marvel Flour was produced by the Listman Mill of La Crosse, Wisconsin, from the late 1890s to 1921 with the flour marketed and sold nationally. Listman went out of business in 1921 so this sign dates to the early 1900s.
Amoco canopy sign saved from dumpster with owner permission
This gives you an idea at how long it is, almost 12 feet!
The Flickr Lounge ~ Sign or Signs
Thank you to everyone who pauses long enough to look at my photo. Any comments or Faves are very much appreciated.
A lot of different flags in the strong wind. Maybe they even tell a message, but I really do not have a clue if or what.
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deformed roadsign, Haltwhistle, 2013. When I took this photo, a lady in a nearby garden asked if I was from the council (of course, all council workers drive 15 year old Fiat Puntos with their wives and parents inside!) as she thought I was looking to get them replaced. Trying to explain that you go around taking pictures of old road signs is never easy!
The other side of this sign was a pre-Worboys 30 limit sign.
Here is one for you Compdude512! This was taken at the Pagoda atop Mt Penn in Reading, PA. Just as I was taking this picture, someone entered in the door to the lower right and startled me! I do not know the make or model of this sign but I thought it was cool so I snapped this picture.
This ghost sign is on the same building as the Sweet Caporal Cigarettes ghost sign posted here recenrtly. I lucked out in being able to nab two quality ghost signs on the same building!
Here’s a link to more information on Sweet’s Candies: www.sweetcandy.com/history
Comments are welcome.
Bob