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Knickerbocker Avenue, Bushwick, Brooklyn...
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jack: 19th Jul 2007 - 14:23 GMT
typical 50's signage, almost like the sign in the movie, 'that thing you do', good grief, knickerbocker ave, haven't been there since 64.
CartLegger: 19th Jul 2007 - 21:31 GMT
The store was started by the father of the current owner, so that would be about right--early 1950's.
Neidine: 17th Dec 2007 - 03:17 GMT
Yes this place has been there forever. It is right across from Tony's Pizza and what was once known as Scaturro's supermarket.
George: I just removed the sign yesterday
George: Sign is now scrap metal. bye
upfromflames: 20th Oct 2008 - 00:48 GMT
George: sorry to see your shop go. but what the hell were you thinking?
you could have sold that thing--iconic image that it is--and made better money for your family. And not destroyed a work of great style and beauty...something that might have some greater meaning. Is this not a family shop?
but anyway, now its scrap.
anon: you are a man of little vision, George.
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