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Human Pair in Open Air Messy Living Room (Impeach Bush) – Red Hook, Brooklyn

Human Pair In Open Air Messy Living Room - Red Hook, Brooklyn

Human Pair In Open Air Messy Living Room - Red Hook, Brooklyn

Human Pair In Open Air Messy Living Room - Red Hook, Brooklyn

Human Pair In Open Air Messy Living Room - Red Hook, Brooklyn
© Frank H. Jump

Doors – Beekman Place, NYC

Doors - Beekman Place, NYC
© Frank H. Jump

Syrup of Figs – Greenpoint, Brooklyn 1998

Syrup of Figs - Greenpoint, Brooklyn
© Frank H. Jump

Lavan Corporation – Red Hook, Brooklyn

Lavan Corporation - Red Hook, Brooklyn
© Frank H. Jump

Atlantic Cast Iron Works Co – Red Hook, Brooklyn

Atlantic Cast Iron Works Co - Red Hook, Brooklyn
© Frank H. Jump

Mail Pouch Tobacco – Red Key, Indiana – Bob Kisken

Mail Pouch Tobacco - Red Key, Indiana - Bob Kisken
© Bob Kisken

Mars Impact Less Likely (1-in-40 Chance)

Near Object/JPL/NASA
Steve Chesley, Paul Chodas and Don Yeomans
NASA/JPL Near-Earth Object Program Office
January 8, 2008

More of Carr's Fort Worth Gems

Wes Carr

Pearline Soap – Williamsburg, Brooklyn 1998

Pearline Soap - Williamsburg, Brooklyn 1998
© Frank H. Jump

R & G Corsets – Greenpoint, Brooklyn 2000

R&G Corsets - Greenpoint, Brooklyn 2000
© Frank H. Jump

R&G Corsets - Greenpoint, Brooklyn 2000

Produced from 1898-1901. A white colored jean corset with coutil bone casings made by R & G (Roth & Goldschmidt) in South Norwalk, Connecticut. This era of corsets saw transitional styles between the Victorian hourglass corset and the straight fronted corset of the Edwardian era. Corsets from this turn of the century time period often have straight or slightly curved busks foreshadowing the S bend style yet still retain an hourglass shape.¹