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Beware Pickpockets & Loose Women – New Orleans Police Dept. – Minetta Lane Window, Greenwich Village, NYC

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They’re Not So Fast – Roll N Roaster – Vintage Woodcut Sign – Emmons Avenue, Brooklyn

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For the money, the best double-dipped-with-roasted-onions roast beef sandwich south of Avenue V! It’s worth the wait!

Eurama Foods Inc. – Bushwick, Brooklyn

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Shelby? – East 23rd Street, NYC

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Featured Fade – Kraft Cleaners – Fur Storage – 3 Hour Cleaning – Peekskill, NY – David Silver

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Seal Lock Burial Vault, Inc – Forest Hills, Queens

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Home of Seal Lock Products – Manufacturers of Seal Lock Burial Vaults & Crypts – Tropic Tile
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Long Island Daily Press – Oct 1943 – Courtesy of Fulton History

Concrete products:  A Seal Lock Burial Vault, Inc, 68 Rd & Woodhaven Blvd, Forest Hills, HAvemeyer 3-8444

Ridgewood Theatre – Queens

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Carver Federal Savings Bank – Electrical Contractors – Revisited – Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn

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Deborah C. Wright is President and CEO of Carver Bancorp, the holding company for Carver Federal Savings Bank. This is the U.S.’s largest publicly traded African-American operated bank, with locations in Brooklyn, Manhattan and QueensWikipedia

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Private Label Industrial Maintenance Chemicals REVISITED – M. Blumberg – Bushwick, Brooklyn

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GOLD PAR CORP – HUE SATURATED BY FHJ – CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE

I believe this building at 395 Johnson Avenue was originally the home of Max Blumberg’s lumber and millwork business. He emigrated from Russia in the late 1800s and started a sash and door factory on Humboldt St in addition to building apartments. His fortune was wiped out in the business depression of 1907 but he recovered and at some point erected the building on Johnson Street. Blumberg was active in Jewish philanthropies and died at the age of 58 in 1938. His biography is available online at the link:
http://thehistorybox.com/ny_city/nycity_bklyn_businessmen_pre_1925_article00713.htm

Another photo of the building is available online at the link
http://www.donwiss.com/pictures/BrooklynStores/h0072.htm. This photo shows some interesting architectural details and brickwork on the ends of the building. At the time this picture was taken in 2003, ADAR Imports occupied the building. Now it is apparently used by the Nationwide Chemical Co., Inc., a distributor of specialty cleaning, polishing and sanitation preparations. –  Robert Baptista – Colorants Industry History

 

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Stella Artois Beer – Mansour Street – Downtown Cairo, Egypt – Uptown Correspondent, Iman R. Abdulfattah

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