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Faded type found at 56 Pearl St. (Dumbo, Brooklyn) on the L & H Stern Smoking Pipes & Holders building.

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Found faded type in Dumbo, Brooklyn on the Peerless Paints and Varnish building, owned by the Miller & Van Winkle Co. in the 19th century.

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Found faded type in Dumbo, Brooklyn on the Siegel-Cooper warehouse building. The Chicago retailer's Manhattan department store was on 6th Avenue in the Flatiron district. In 1896, at the time of its opening, the New York store was the largest in the world.

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Beautiful retro signage found at Cabana Bay.

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Wall art at Cabana Bay cafeteria.

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More Cabana Bay

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More Cabana Bay.

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Retro type and colors found at the amazing Cabana Bay hotel in Orlando, Florida.

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More Dali Museum.

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Beautiful curves and angles found at the Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida. Architect: Yann Weymouth

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Can't miss this red retro beauty (dry cleaning service) in Winter Park, Florida.

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The beautiful Colony Theatre in Winter Park, Florida. Another well preserved Art Deco theater, built in 1939 and closed in 1975.

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Classic old sign of the past advertising Sealtest Ice Cream, uncovered above the Oleson Gallery on Central Avenue in St. Petersburg. It was repainted and cleaned up. Here's the before image.

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Love the signage and stripes at the defunct Beach Theatre in St. Pete Beach.

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Faded type found on the historic Hotel Alden. (see previous post for info about building).

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The preserved historic McCrory's neon sign found in downtown St.Petersburg. McCrory's was a Five and Dime store located in a 1904 building which also housed the 40-room Alden Hotel (previously Preston Hotel).

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Beautiful custom lettering for The Alden beach Resort (St. Petersburg, Florida).