Second Avenue near East Seventh Street… with their temporary signs in the front window…
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Nice…but would be much nicer with the vandalism on the windows removed.
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That building looks so weird now without their sign up outside - I wonder if its coming back or not -
ReplyDeleteEast Villager - to fix that window vandalism would require replacing the windows, as that 'creative writing' is etched in the glass.
ReplyDeleteThe sign? What about the cemented-over historic stained glass window?
ReplyDeletethe windows appeared for one day online, I've looked at MOISHE'S sign pretty much every day for over a decade.
ReplyDeleteThat building doesn't look sound to me.
ReplyDeleteThe original sign is being repaired, according to staff there,
ReplyDeleteThat window etching shit really sucks and it ought to be outlawed. It's irreversible. And it's very expensive to replace big windows like that.
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