Wines & Liquor

Panther Piss – Moonshine Label

Mar 13th, 2010

by Frank.

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Guide to Moonshine – Ebay

Kessler Blended Whiskey – Smooth As Silk – Niagara Falls, NY

Oct 14th, 2009

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Kessler Blended Whiskey – Binghamton, NY

Oct 12th, 2009

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Overland Rye – Cures the Blues – Butte, MT

Sep 29th, 2009

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It looked like half of the town was waiting for the next meeting.

Pernod Fils & Blanquette de Limoux – Axat, France

Aug 20th, 2009

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Hi Frank!

Saw the attached wall sign while speeding dangerously through a small and winding street near Axat, in the south of France, pulled the emergency brake, jumped out, dodged a few cars and goats, took the shot and continued on my journey.

Regards from your roving reporter, back from monkey business in France and Spain,
Barney

Thanks Barney! Here is some background info on Pernod & Blanqette de Limoux. Give my love to the beautiful women traveling with you.

Wikipedia

Axat, France

Cubanola Cigars – P.H. Kearney Wholesale Wines & Liquor – Hawley, PA

Jun 21st, 2009

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Saturated and heavy hued © Frank H. Jump

Wholesale Wines & Liquors © Frank H. Jump

Agent for log cabin © Frank H. Jump

Early Times & Penwick © Frank H. Jump

Other Cubanola Cigar pics on Flickr

Five L's Liquor – Another Old Phone Exchange – Knapp Street – Sheepshead Bay

Feb 13th, 2009

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DE-2 Phone exchange - © Frank H. Jump

DEcatur-2 telephone exchange.

More phone exchanges at Brooklyn Ramblings.

Hunter Baltimore Rye & The Mystery Man of 666 Broadway – Broadway Across from Lincoln Center – March, 2000 & April, 2002

Nov 13th, 2008

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Hunter Baltimore Rye - April 2002 - © Frank H. Jump

Immediately when I saw this sign revealed, it solved a big mystery. I had shot a similar ad downtown between two buildings on Broadway and Bond (see map & image of man below).

David W. Dunlap (NYTimes) and I tried to decipher what product was being advertised for his December 10, 2000 NYTimes article: Olde York. Two years later, the mystery was solved when a building came down in the Lincoln Center area, east of Broadway.