Fry's, Best Buy and all those other stores that you see in every town, every where you go...
GROSS
this here is what I want to show you!
window shopping in the good ol' days!
http://www.shorpy.com/node/9495
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window shopping in the good ol' days
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Tony Segale
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window shopping in the good ol' days
and he took that golden hair and made a sweater for baby bear.
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Larry White
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Re: window shopping in the good ol' days
Nice!
Those Shorpy photos are so cool!
Not only can you study all the items in the window,
I enjoyed checking out everything you could see in
the reflection in the glass! I especially liked the reflection
of the man passing by, and the U.S. Army Recruting sign.
I also liked the elaborate graphics on the box of thumb tacks!
Keep 'em coming!
-Aho!
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Those Shorpy photos are so cool!
Not only can you study all the items in the window,
I enjoyed checking out everything you could see in
the reflection in the glass! I especially liked the reflection
of the man passing by, and the U.S. Army Recruting sign.
I also liked the elaborate graphics on the box of thumb tacks!
Keep 'em coming!
-Aho!
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Robare M. Novou
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Re: window shopping in the good ol' days
I do see the man...he must be the photographer, as I see the legs from the tripod and the area where the camera may be.
Also, take a look at the 1901 Prang's Standard Alphabets book, top left shelf. It's in Mint Shape, Sweeeeeeeeeet!
And to the right of that is another book...Student's Alphabets (by Keuffel & Esser Co.) 1907.
Are those trolley cars (buses) I see driving by in the reflections?
RMN
Also, take a look at the 1901 Prang's Standard Alphabets book, top left shelf. It's in Mint Shape, Sweeeeeeeeeet!
And to the right of that is another book...Student's Alphabets (by Keuffel & Esser Co.) 1907.
Are those trolley cars (buses) I see driving by in the reflections?
RMN
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