
© Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump
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vintage mural ads & other signage by Frank H. Jump & friends
Posted in: Brooklyn, Ghost signs, ghost ads & other phantoms, Ocean Hill, Office Space, Real Estate.

Upper portion of wall. Clearly says ‘dry goods’ at the bottom. Looks like Loews at the top.

© Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump

Consistent with vintage Swift Premium Lard ads © Frank H. Jump

The Scout Patch Auction

© Frank H. Jump

Why Not Now? © Frank H. Jump
Posted in: Dry Goods, Ghost signs, ghost ads & other phantoms, Gold Medal Flour, Ocean Hill, Pentimento, Provisions.

Small Monthly Payments – 531 Nostrand Avenue NE8-9000 © Frank H. Jump

Ebay

© Frank H. Jump
Cardinal Realty Company, Inc. is a corporation based in New York and it’s registered under DOS number 67261. Cardinal Realty Company, Inc. was registered in June 22, 1951. The company’s status is listed as Inactive – Dissolution (Dec 19, 1984) as recorded in documents filed with New York Department of State. – Companies NY dot com
Old telephone exchange was NEvins 8-9000.
Posted in: Brooklyn, Crown Heights, Ghost signs, ghost ads & other phantoms, Insurance, Old Telephone Exchanges, Real Estate.
Posted in: Brooklyn, iPhone Shots, Ocean Hill, Tobaccoania, Virgin Leaf.

© Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump
See Walter Grutchfield’s posting for a full account of this Tribeca treasure.
Posted in: Confectionery, Tribeca.

Taken in June 2004 © Frank H. Jump
The oxides of aluminium (alumina), silicon (silica) and magnesium (magnesia) are the most important materials used in the manufacturing of refractories. Another oxide usually found in refractories is the oxide of calcium (lime). Fire clays are also widely used in the manufacture of refractories. – Wikipedia
Posted in: Brooklyn Storefronts, Clinton Hill, Ghost signs, ghost ads & other phantoms, Industrial Materials.
Posted in: Breweriana, Breweries, Brewing Companies, Brooklyn, East Flatbush.

© Gaia Son

Bar © Gaia Son

© Gaia Son
We didn’t find many fading ads on our recent trip to Germany. We stayed in Köningswinter which used to be hoidy-toidy. Hotel Wenzel is now closed and didn’t look as if it will ever reopen, bar Im Schiffchen (‘in the little ship’) has seen better days. Loved our stay though. Saw good art in Köln and Bonn, ate lots of Bratwurst and Salzkartoffeln. Köngswinter, all in the Hauptstrasse.
– Gaia Son
Posted in: Bars, Gaia Son, Germany, Storefronts.

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