Spoetry Tuesday

This week's inbox surprise has been set in Caslon. This typeface originated from William Caslon's 'Caslon Type Foundry' in England, 1725. It was the typeface used for the first print of the American Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution.

Sign-a-Rama Autographica

Some good examples taken along Stillwell Avenue, Coney Island. I'd like to think Autographica will become a regular feature.

Back in Bay Ridge: Lost Logo

I don't suppose any reader would know the whereabouts of the above loveable logo? It has been replaced with the graphic below.

Message to Mayor Moo Moo

Brooklyn's other Museum of Brooklyn is on Stueben between Myrtle and Park.

True 54

Clermont and Myrtle

Out of Town: Newark Type

Newark is going through another wave of development, so now is a good time to visit to catch some great design. I'm told one can take a push bike on the Path train outside of rush hour.

Pavement Wonder

Loveable Logotypes: Windsor Terrace Edition

Pacific Street Symbols

Anyone care to translate?

Spam

A Good Sign

First person who can guess where this picture was taken gets a free print.

A sign in Park Slope

Out of Town: Amherst

Out of Town: Walgreens

4th of July in spam

Out of Town: Cosmic Bowling

Atlantic Yards: Short Photo Story

This was the building on the corner of Flatbush and Fifth that had a lot of graphics on the end wall. The shot below was taken on my first photo-walk in Brooklyn almost a year ago.

Mince

Developing story: Sources close to management at Key Food in Park Slope (5th Ave) indicate that a delivery of mince pies is expected sometime today. UPDATE, Sunday p.m: The mince pies are in, express from Blackburn.