
© Iman R. Abdulfattah
Spotted on my walk to the French Archaeological Institute: an ad for a company specializing in sesame/tahini paste-based products – I.R. Abdulfattah
vintage mural ads & other signage by Frank H. Jump & friends

© Iman R. Abdulfattah
Spotted on my walk to the French Archaeological Institute: an ad for a company specializing in sesame/tahini paste-based products – I.R. Abdulfattah
Posted in: Cairo Egypt, Food Purveyors, Iman R. Abdulfattah.
Posted in: Auto Parts, Monroe LA.

Fox Theatre- formerly the West Theatre © Frank H. Jump

Hausman Drug Co. © Frank H. Jump

via Cinema Treasures
Originally known as West’s Theater, for its owner Ed West, a Trinidad, Colorado businessman, this theater was designed by local Trinidad architects I.H. & W.M. Rapp (brothers to C.W. and George Rapp) along with a member of the firm, A.C. Hendrickson, construction began on February 17, 1907. On March 16, 2008, it marked 100 years since it opened. Excepting for brief periods for renovation through the years, it has the distinction of being Colorado’s oldest and largest extant theatre that has never closed. – Cinema Treasures

© Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump
Posted in: Cigars, Druggists, Soda & Candy Stores, Theatres, Trinidad CO.
Posted in: Cafés, Coca-Cola, Neons, Pepsi-Cola, Skating Rink, Trinidad CO.

© Frank H. Jump

Gold Country Girls Blog – Vintage 1948 Magazine Ad

© Frank H. Jump

Vintage 1952 Van Camp’s Ad via Pinterest via Etsy

© Frank H. Jump
The brand traces its roots back to Indianapolis, where in 1861 Gilbert Van Camp and associates Calvin Fletcher and Martin Williams constructed what became the nation’s first successful commercial cold storage warehouse. Primarily concerned with the preservation of fruits and vegetables, Van Camp quickly began experimenting with canning, and by 1862 he had started to can fruits and vegetables in the summertime for winter consumption. Shortly thereafter, Van Camp secured a lucrative contract to supply Union troops during the Civil War. Van Camp’s pork and beans quickly became a wartime staple….The firm is considered to have been a trendsetter in the canned-foods industry. In 1933 it was acquired by James and John Stokely, who operated the Stokely canned tomato company in Newport, Tennessee, forming Stokely-Van Camp, Inc., with the resultant combined company headquartered in Indianapolis. – Wikipedia

Gold Country Girls Blog – Vintage 1948 Magazine Ad
Posted in: Canning Companies, Trinidad CO.

© Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump

United Profit Sharing Coupon © Frank H. Jump

United Profit Sharing Coupon © Frank H. Jump
Posted in: Apartments, Ghost signs, ghost ads & other phantoms, Hotels, Owl Cigars, Trinidad CO.

Pan Am mops © Frank H. Jump

Early Century Milk Crates © Frank H. Jump

Jersey Turnpike Graffiti © Frank H. Jump

Homeless in NYC © Frank H. Jump

Purple Shoes on the Two Train to Flatbush © Frank H. Jump

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Charles Fletcher – Fletcher’s Castoria © Frank H. Jump
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