Midtown NYC
Chris Rock & Rosario Dawson @ Top Five Premiere – Ziegfeld Theatre & Terminal 5, NYC
Slideshow includes images of: Chris Rock, Rosario Dawson, Cedric the Entertainer, Ben Vereen, Lorne Michaels, J.B. Smoove, Tracie Thoms & members of the Dawson Family taken on December 3, 2014 @ Top Five Premiere & After Party and presented in chronological order by © Frank H. Jump (except one promotional shot).
The National Safety Bank & Trust Co. – Midtown, NYC – Featured Fade, Bart A. Carlucci
I bought your “Fading Ads of NYC” book last week and it’s awesome. Some of those pictures are incredible! Keep up the good work. With the city changing so rapidly, a lot of this rich history is being lost and it’s excellent to have someone preserving it while it’s still possible to do so.
Like yourself, I also have an interest in fading ads and while on my way back from lunch today I passed by this ad on the side of a building on 37th St, between Broadway and 6th Ave. They just knocked down a building next to the one where this ad was painted so it may have been covered for years; I have never seen it there previously. The National Safety Bank & Trust Company of New York opened in 1928 and stopped printing money in 1935. – Bart A. Carlucci
The National Safety Bank And Trust Company Of New York in New York printed $1,505,370 dollars worth of national currency. Over $1,000,000 face value is a lot of money. However, some types and denominations of currency from this bank could still be rare. This national bank opened in 1928 and stopped printing money in 1935. – Antique Money dot com
Re-Featured Fade: Doehler Metal Furniture Co. Inc. – Manning, Bowman & Co. – Midtown, NYC – Jordan Jacobs & Dr. Jeffrey Engel
- Previous postings on FAB
- See Walter Grutchfield’s 14-42 Website for info about this sign!
Kahn, Weiss, & Feig – Costumes & Dresses – Pearlman & Herbert Waists & Dresses – Prashker Bros Mfgs of Women’s Dresses… etc. – 38 West 26th Street – NYC
Pearlman & Herbert and Prashker Bros were previously indecipherable.
- Pearlman & Herbert – Waists & Dresses- White-Orr’s Reference Register 1918-1919
- Also see Walter Grutchfield’s 14-42 Street for more details
UPDATE FROM WALTER GRUTCHFIELD ON JULY 8, 2013:
Frank, Turns out Rashker at 38 W 26th St. is actually Prashker. Found the following in a 1925 city directory: “Prashker Bros (Morris and Jacob) infants’ wear, 38 W 26th.” – Walter