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Subway Inn, layered (by catasterist)

Subway Inn, layered (by catasterist)

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TEDxCreativeCoast - Tom Kohler - Sign of the Times (by TEDxTalks)

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Peacock Brand (by Meanest Indian)
From a great set called Indian Street Graphics, via MeFi.

Peacock Brand (by Meanest Indian)

From a great set called Indian Street Graphics, via MeFi.

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Cool Kickstarter project by our friend Kirsten Hively. Check it out…

Tags: Signage Neon
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mollyblock:

A building used to sit between the site of this ghost sign & the other one. The ground now is a parking lot.  (Taken with Instagram at 402 Main St in Houston)

mollyblock:

A building used to sit between the site of this ghost sign & the other one. The ground now is a parking lot.
(Taken with Instagram at 402 Main St in Houston)

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There used to be signs shaped like guns hanging above Centre Market Place in Little Italy. They’re gone now. The block is all condo-style townhouses, boutiques, and salons. But once it was a veritable gun district.

More: Jeremiah’s Vanishing New York: Guns of Centre Market

There used to be signs shaped like guns hanging above Centre Market Place in Little Italy. They’re gone now. The block is all condo-style townhouses, boutiques, and salons. But once it was a veritable gun district.

More: Jeremiah’s Vanishing New York: Guns of Centre Market

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Writing on the Wall: Slideshow: Places: Design Observer
Handmade signage around Detroit.
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Subway Inn (by kirsten)
Fond memories of this spot.

Subway Inn (by kirsten)

Fond memories of this spot.

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Architect and designer Kirsten Hively has an enthusiasm for urban  space and form that is contagious. … Recently, Hively  has discovered a passion for the neon signage of the city and has  launched Project Neon, an effort to seek out, photograph and encourage appreciation of the glow of New York City.

Architect and designer Kirsten Hively has an enthusiasm for urban space and form that is contagious. … Recently, Hively has discovered a passion for the neon signage of the city and has launched Project Neon, an effort to seek out, photograph and encourage appreciation of the glow of New York City.