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Archive for September 2004

   (2004.09.21)

In law enforcement, every letter counts.

Disused police car’s labeling reads LICE SERVICE
   (2004.09.16)

Text on Things: Transfer

   (2004.09.12)

B-links, September ¬11

   (2004.09.08)

Text on Things: Store

   (2004.09.07)
Ford pickup truck’s license plate reads DAGUERRE
   (2004.09.07)

You’ve really got to love Friz Quadrata and Avant Garde Gothic to mo(u)ld them into polypropylene. It’ll still be around when the sun goes nova.

Green plastic implement shows a triangular logo, ‘AMES’ in Friz Quadrata, and ‘ReelEasy’ in Avant Garde Gothic Bold and Bold Oblique
   (2004.09.07)

Further evidence of the subway’s commitment to accessibility:

Laser-printed sign tacked onto elevator window reads ‘Elevator not in use.’ Hand-scrawled graffiti reads ‘You get the shaft’
   (2004.09.07)

What can you safely do with this thing?

Close-up of four warning labels in English and French (ten in enlarged photo)

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