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A flood at 2nd Avenue between 60th and 61st Streets, January 7, 1925.
Photo: nycarchives Instagram
Salieri Cup Update!! I got into a new studio so I’m able to remake the cups, which I was very disappointed with originally!
These three photos are my references. All three are from Chapter two, Running Man.
As you can see, in the second photo there’s a “Hollenden” type cup (I got the cup names/types from this website here) on a table in the window, but when the camera pans up and follows Paulie, Sam, and Tommy, there’s “Navy/C&M” shaped cups visible. LMK which you guys like best. Im planning on making both, but mostly the Navy/C&M cups because I like their shape best.
If anyone would like to watch me make them- I’m thinking about live streaming on Instagram or Discord. Dm me for my insta link if you’d be interested in joining and watching/chatting!! Also, if anyone is interested in buying them let me know 👀
One of our first adventures together.
Shhhhhh! Scorpio doesn’t know I posted this yet 😂
~your lovely and mischievous, Aquarius
Kids waiting to greet Hopalong Cassidy, William Boyd, at the Daily News Building on January 7, 1950.
Photo: Seymour Wally for the NY Daily News
Jackie Robinson clears out his locker at Ebbets Field, January 7, 1957, after ten years with the ball club. Robinson quit baseball when he was to be traded to the Giants. He said he will work as an executive with the Chock Full O' Nuts company.
Photo: Jacob Harris for the AP
The wartime ban on gasoline use for entertainment purposes didn't faze these theater goers. On January 7, 1943, they arrived at the Alvin Theater (now the Neil Simon) in style in a horse-drawn carriage.
Photo: Matty Zimmerman for the AP
Harry F. Gerguson passed himself off as a Russian prince, Michael Romanov, for years. He was ordered deported, but was then released from Ellis Island so he could join a vaudeville act at $500 a week, January 7, 1933.
Photo: Associated Press via Mare Nostrum Rapallo
Jackie Robinson, retiring after a 10-year career, waves as he leaves the Brooklyn Dodgers' clubhouse after collecting his belongings, January 7, 1957. Robinson, 38 at the time he hung up his bat, became the first black baseball player in the modern major leagues when he joined the Dodgers in 1947.
Photo: Jacob Harris for the AP via the L.A. Times
